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Set amid the pit villages of the North East and stretching from the 1920s, before the author's parents had even met, to the final closing of the mine and his mother's death in 1999, this title paints a picture of a colourful, tight knit community full of good times and hard work, god-fearing women and hard-drinking men.

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An autobiographical wonder written by one of America's most beloved naturalists

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A young abused boy grows up to be an African-American radio personality, using music to integrate his audience. A remarkable witness to and participant in the momentous social changes of the last three decades, Stewart shares his courageous personal story that shows the indomitable strength of the human spirit.

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The film "Schindler's List" popularized the true story of a German businessman who helped save 1,200 Jewish prisoners. But few know how those lists were made possible. Pemper's compelling and moving memoir tells the less-known story of how Schindler's list really came to pass.

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She is petite and 5 feet tall... but she works with murderers, con men, drug addicts, and prostitutes. How can this be

Find out in The Rule Breakers, the true life story of Peri B. Mann, a petite female social worker, untrained to deal with violent and often volatile patients, who chooses to work with male psychiatric patients, drug addicts, and criminals.

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With all his generosity, Barry Jones shares his love of the great literature and music of the world.

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Previously published in hardcover by Crown Publishers, 2013.

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Torn by love and loyalty, she failed to slip him the lethal pills.

Her life would take many more twists and turns including having a child with ex-dictator of Venezuela, Marcos Prez Jimnez;

Caught up in Cold War intrigue, espionage and conspiracy this is Maritas incredible true story of a young girl, turned spy.

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A brilliant memoir from the celebrated Chilean novelist on friends, family and life in California, her adopted home.

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The bestselling author of Me, Myself & Prague looks for a new life in one of Europe's most beautiful and idiosyncratic cities. A smart and very funny memoir about the highs and lows of trying to establish a life in a place that values beer and potatoes above everything else!

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Described as the Irish John Peel, Dave Fanning has been a major player in the Irish and global music scene for over 30 years.

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Sigi Siegreich was a privileged young Jewish boy who spoke six languages and had never even cleaned his own shoes. The invasion of Poland by Germany in 1939 changed his world forever. The Thirty-six tells of Sigi's miraculous survival and the good and bad he saw of life and humanity in Poland during WWII.

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when he later committed suicide the relationship between mother and daughter was shattered irrevocably.

Or so it seemed until the spring of 1999, when Rosalie, diagnosed with leukaemia, came to live with Julia for the last month of her life.

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A series of recollections that concern both the childhood and work of the writer John Fowles. For him, the tree is the best analogue of prose fiction, symbolising the wild side of our psyche, and he stresses the importance in art of the unpredictable, the unaccountable and the intuitive.

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The Truth That Hides Behind My Eyes is a memoir about the life of Joselinn Wearren. Born Joselinn Maldonado to a Puerto Rican mother and an African American father in New Brunswick, New Jersey, she learned early on the feeling of being alone. She walks you through the ups and the downs and explains how her faith allowed her to get past it all.

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Resuming his story where Beaten by a Blow left off, Dennis McIntosh gives an eye-opening account of seven years working underground, and how it impelled him to turn his life around.