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If my father had been killed in North Africa or Italy during the Second World War, I know that for the rest of my life I would have looked at the few photographs of him and mourned our lost relationship. Unfortunately, he survived and came home.

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One of Britain's favourite TV presenters and novelists brings us his wonderfully evocative and often hilarious childhood memoir

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The fourth volume of Clive Jamess bestselling memoirs.

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When her mother became the Republican Vice-Presidential candidate in 2008, Bristol Palin was instantly propelled into the national spotlight, becoming the focus of intense public and national media scrutiny at the age of seventeen. This title gives readers an intimate behind-the-scenes look at her life.

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This is a book about courage - not just the courage to go out and deal with a lethal threat in some of the world's most dangerous places, but the courage to confront one's own fears and anxieties, and to be oneself in what too often seems an inhospitable world.

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A powerful love story that touched the heart of the nation when it was first broadcast on BBC Radio 4.

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New York Times bestselling author, Big Sister Emeritus, and Chief BFF Jen Hatmaker returns with another round of hilarious tales, shameless honesty, and hope for the woman who has forgotten her moxie.

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An autobiography is about growing up in Egypt. It is also an investigation into childhood perception in which the author uses herself and her memories as an insight into how children see and know. It is a look at Egypt up to, and including, World War II from a small girl's point of view.

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Norwegian Wood meets The Tao of Pooh meets a flock of Swedish sheep in this playful, profound and philosophical diary written by a literary academic turned novice shepherd.

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From one of Britian's best-loved journalists writes about living with a life-threatening disease to give us an intelligent and passionate look at the way we can approach disappointment and trouble, friendship and love - every day.

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A hilarious and moving portrait of 1960s Britain.

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Weaving together memoir and historical anecdote, he traces his relationship with cars through a lifetime of biography.

Learning to drive was no easy matter for Michael: the lessons required military precision when practising how to get in and out of his car correctly.

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Rory Feek digs deep into the soil of his life and career as he raises three-year old daughter, Indiana, alone, after his wife Joey's passing. Feek shares the choices made and the lessons learned that helped to turn a middle Tennessee farm into a place that grows love and hope.

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WHEN legendary music journalist Billy Sloan was fifteen years old he saw The Who play an incendiary live show at Green's Playhouse in Glasgow.

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Criminals are not born in a vacuum, and Frank Lucas is no exception. At the age of six he watched his cousin die in a lynching and in that moment of Southern brutality, Frank Lucas, notorious gangster, billion-dollar-heroin importer was born. This title tells the story of this most notorious black gangster to ever rule the streets of New York.

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An autobiography which presents a story that revolves around the author's mother. It offers an account of living with hardship and poverty as seen through the eyes of a sensitive child and woman.

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"Persepolis" ended in a cliffhanger in 1984, just as 14 year old Marjane was leaving behind her home in Tehran, escaping fundamentalism and the war in Iraq to begin a new life in the West. Here we follow her through the next eight years of her life - four years in Vienna, and four years back in Ira

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The fast-paced, hilarious and poignant autobiography of comedian, writer, actor and cult-favourite John Leguizamo.

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In the midst of this he carved out twenty minutes practice a day even if that meant practising in a Libyan hotel in the middle of a revolution as well as gaining insights and advice from an array of legendary pianists, theorists, historians and neuroscientists, and even occasionally from secretaries of state.

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Kamal Gupta chronicles his journey from a professional gambler to a money manager at some of the world's largest hedge funds. From New Delhi to Las Vegas to New York, Play It Right is a real-life account of the author's darkly comic struggle for survival in an industry where fear and greed rule the day.