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The idiosyncratic and witty travelogue of a young Welsh-speaking woman who travels the globe in search of Welsh communities.

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A compelling mix of heartfelt personal story and investigative journalism, Tuesday's Child highlights society's attitudes to difference, and the ongoing ethical debate about genetics, as well as exposing the minefield that is prenatal testing.

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An account of a poverty-stricken childhood in Liverpool during the 1930s.

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Unbreakable tells Lindsey Hunters moving and heartbreaking story. Lindsey is the widow of snooker star Paul Hunter, who died tragically aged only 27 in October 2006 after a battle with cancer, leaving Lindsey and their one year-old daughter Evie bereft and alone.

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The first volume of the autobiography of Doris Lessing, author of The Grass is Singing and The Golden Notebook, and Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature 2007.

Winner of the James Tait Black Prize 1994.

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This is the beautifully told tale of Norton's growing love of the sea, from family holidays in Whitley Bay as a boy, to his first over zealous attempts at diving.

All that we know and love of the British seaside weaves throughout this funny, nostalgic and richly told memoir.

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Unexpected Loveoffers a compelling vision of a Savior who meets us where we are and will take us where we need to go. Discover his passion for women. What you read will impact your own relationship with him. You will fall in love with the dynamic, beautiful, and unexpectedly personal Jesus.

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The author's prostitute mother abused and neglected her; leaving her with clients, starving her and beating her to a pulp. But the worst thing was that the people who were supposed to protect her turned a blind eye. This book tells the shocking real-life story of suffering and survival from a child abuse victim.

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Adventure, discovery, and tragedy teem in this famous account into the sinister, primeval heights of Mount Mlanje and the cloud walled uplands of Myika.

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Offers a view of mental health care - from the inside out.

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And regularly calling out the ambulance, after finding her mother unconscious and covered in vomit. Not only is he violent with her mother, but he also sexually abuses Anna from the age of six - destroying any semblance of normal childhood she had left.

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Takes readers inside the body, heart, and mind of a boy whose world has been shattered. This memoir allows readers to follow with the author as he rebuilds from the ground up, searching for healing stories to help him reconnect his mind and his body. It also offers a message about the endurance of the human spirit, and of the body that houses it.

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Doris Lessing's long-awaited follow-up to the first part of her autobiography, Under My Skin.

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For Zaiba Malik, growing up in Bradford in the '70s and '80s certainly has its moments - staying up all night during Ramadan with her father;

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Could they

From grovelling shamelessly to Jeffrey Archer on a reality TV show to a fraught encounter with The Most Powerful Woman in Publishing, a spectacular mental breakdown to an excruciating suicide pact moment with his dad, Tim soon finds the answer is a resounding 'yes'...

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In this haunting and frank account, Donna Ford, bestselling author of The Step Child, returns to the horrific abuse she suffered at the hands of her stepmother.

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Having first run amok in London, it was landing the seemingly plum job of nightlife columnist at the New York Post that saw his life spiral completely out of control. Tom treated Manhattan as his Martini, until one day - hungover and alone - he realised he was totally out of his depth and, what's more, he didn't even care.

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Reveals the mysterious and little-known world of the male escort. This title also reveals what type of woman is willing to part with her money in search of sex, and what type of man is willing to provide it.

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In 1998, on the lookout for adventure and willing to take a risk, John Burnett left the comforts of the mainstream and became a UN relief worker in Somalia. Held at gunpoint by a child soldier, having to watching a baby die of malaria in his arms, the experience profoundly changed the way he saw the world.

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Catherine De Vrye was abandoned as a baby and adopted by loving parents. When she was 21 her parents died within a year of each other. This led to a life-long journey to find her place in the world. Eventually Catherine decided to search for her biological parents. And that's when her adventures really began.

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In June 1975, Australian couple Annette and Win Henderson find themselves stranded in Libreville, Gabon, after travelling halfway across Africa. They are saved by a chance meeting with a local expat, who offers them jobs in a remote mining camp in the mountains. The intensely moving story of a young woman suddenly immersed in a frontier world.