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Blake Morrison's vibrant and deeply moving portrait of his father, and a raw, dazzling memoir of masculinity, family, and bereavement.

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An examination of British Asian identity which traces the history of Asians in the UK.

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On the morning of January 31, 2009, Roxana Saberi, an Iranian-American journalist working in Iran, was forced from her home by four men and secretly detained in Iran's notorious Evin Prison. This account describes the methods that Iranian hard-liners are using to try to intimidate and control many of the country's people.

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A raw, honest and evocative account of life as the most highly decorated serving soldier in the British Army.

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The third volume in the classic story of Helen Forresters childhood and adolescence in poverty-stricken Liverpool during the 1930s.

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The true confessions of the most infamous art-forger in American history-a catch-me-if-you-can caper that reveals the inner workings of the art world.

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This is the powerful story of a little girl's sexual abuse at the hands of the father she loved and trusted, and ofher triumph as a young woman in seeing him convicted for his crime

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A Secret That Can't Be Told. A Life Forever Ruined.

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This is more than straightforward misery. It shows us the difficulty faced by Muslim girls growing up in 1980s Britain; deals with the horror of arranged marriages and the fall out when it goes wrong; what it means to be alienated from those you love and details the trauma involved in being a prostitute who loathes what she does, whilst celebrating the freedom it brings

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The pieces in Family Wanted reveal profound truths about identity, family, love and belonging

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Signing up to the Fire Brigade in 1981, Josephine Reynolds was Britains first ever female firefighter. This is the inspiring true story of an extraordinary young woman who triumphed in a mans world, making history in the process.

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FIRST INTO ACTION is the first Special Boat Services memoir written from the inside. It tells how Duncan Falconer trained with the Royal Marines in Deal before being recruited into the SBS at Poole in Dorset. The regimen of ruthless training is graphically described and the book also includes revelatory accounts of SBS operations.

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Gervase Phinn thinks he's heard just about everything in his two years as a school inspector, but a surprising enquiry from an angelic six-year-old reminds him never to take children for granted. His marriage to Christine Bentley, finding somewhere idyllic to live in the Yorkshire Dales, and chance of a promotion.

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Whether trying to impress members of the girls' softball team--with disastrous dental results--or enduring the humiliation of his high school athletic club initiation, Crutcher's recollections of the tricky road to adulthood is peppered with hilarious, heartbreaking, and unforgettable events.

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A hilarious and heartbreaking memoir about a mother and sons outlandish odyssey of self-discovery.

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The fourth and final part of Helen Forresters bestselling autobiography continues the moving story of her early poverty-stricken life with an account of the war years in Blitz-torn Liverpool

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Migrant by necessity, cosmopolitan by choice, Dan Vittorio Segre has truly had an extraordinary life. The present volume continues the tale, tracing the development of Segre's unique personality, which attracts him to ever-more eccentric and paradoxical situations.

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At the age of eight, Diane Lazarus first experienced the power of her gift by seeing, hearing and speaking to spirits. This book recounts how she first discovered her gift and how she came to develop it despite the disapproval and disbelief of many of those around her. It also explains how Daine used the gift to help other people.

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He was Britain's most wanted man. He spent seven years in America's toughest penitentiary. You'll like him. During the mid 1980s Howard Marks had forty three aliases, eighty nine phone lines and owned twenty five companies throughout the world. He was released in April 1995 after serving seven years of his sentence. This book tells his story.

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The bestselling, devastating account of three sisters torn apart, abused and exploited at the hands of a community that robbed them of their childhood. It reveals three lives, separate but entwined, that have experienced unspeakable horror, unrelenting loyalty and unforgettable courage.

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A true-life Heartbeat for the twenty-first century.