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'There is a new boy I like. Almost immediately I can feel the energy between us, the promise of something to come.'

Kerry first noticed the power she had over the opposite sex at the age of eleven. By the time she was in her teens she was obsessed by boys, and soon she needed sex just to feel alive.

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The Clems were a family living the American dream until their fifteen-year-old daughter Carren became addicted to Meth.

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In the 1940s, nearly a quarter of a million East Londoners decamped annually for the hopfields of Kent. In this vivid book she not only pays tribute to the creative genius of the working class of London's East End, but examines the role of memory and oral history in our understanding of the past.

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In Lots of Candles, Plenty of Cake, New York Times bestseller and winner of the Pulitzer Prize Anna Quindlen shares the events of her own life to illuminate our own. From childhood memories to manic motherhood to middle age, Quindlen tells life as she has lived it.

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Leslie Kenton was the only child of Violet, a stunning Hitchcock blonde, and Stanley - the legendary jazz giant Stan Kenton. Their story takes place on the road in 1950s America and in the mania of Hollywood - a world of jazz clubs, dance halls and one-nighters, where lives were lived on a razor's edge.

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As a teenage Catholic virgin, Joan Wyndham spent her days trying to remain pure and unsullied and her nights trying to stay alive. Huddled in the air-raid shelter, she wrote secretly and obsessively about the strange yet exhilarating times she was living through, sure that this was ' the happiest time of my life'.

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'An honest and deeply chilling account of what it's like to suffer from a compulsion to look for love in what are most definitely the wrong places' Elle

For Sue Silverman, the wrong places to look for love include: At the end of a phone, when a stranger calls her college dorm late night and asks what she's wearing.

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In this lyrical sequel to the best selling memoir First They Killed My Father, Ung describes her school years in Vermont as a Cambodian refugee, and her sister Chou's struggle to survive in Cambodia. Set as a VCE text.

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After a failed suicide attempt and recovery in the mad house, Martha is heading for France to be reunited with the one true love of her life.

Father Ralph Fitzgerald rescued her from the streets when she was sixteen and was the first person to show Martha true love and affection.

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In Mad Frank's London - his fourth book - Frank continues the shocking stories of his life of crime.
Frankie Fraser recalls the good and the bad times, brings the criminals of his acquaintance to life, and guides us through the darker streets of London - as only a born Londoner, and true gangster could.

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'She should never have kept the business going after her husband died. Running a betting shop is no job for a woman. Especially when she's got bad legs.' After a short stay at hospital herself, Evelyn Prentis wondered what was in store for her when she returned to work.

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'Max knows more secrets of the rich and famous than anyone in the world'
Piers Morgan

Max Clifford is the media guru everyone calls when they want to know about a celebrity story or a celebrity's relationship with the media. What is less known is the other side to Max: the stories he keeps out of the papers;

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The fascinating recollections of one of the most controversial scientists of the nuclear age

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This is not self help or a dating manual - This is 'Men!' - controversial, sassy and very entertaining - Michael Moore meets real life Bridget Jones.
Bestselling author Isabel Losada throws herself (literally) into all male environments to learn about how different 'Men!' are from women.

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'I have long wanted to write a book about my life and the extraordinary years I spent with my husband Howard Marks.

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The irrepressibly entertaining Jacki Weaver writes generously and wittily on her life, her loves and her passions.

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As a young boy, Alexander Sinclair was the target of his mother's irrational hatred. In his chilling memoir, Alex describes how he received the most unnecessary and appalling treatment in mental institutions because of her actions, to the point where his mental and physical health deteriorated to a perilous state.

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Yet, despite numerous official reports of abuse from social workers and health boards, their suffering continued ...

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But how else do you cope when your mentally ill mother has killed your little brother and sister by scalding them with boiling water

This is a harrowing true story of how one little girl endured the most tragic of childhoods.

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