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This funny, insightful, poignant, and heart-wrenching memoir takes you into the heart of Angie's experience as a studying mother, revealing that taming the dragon of self-doubt and developing the gift of intuition makes mothering more fulfilling, less guilty, much calmer and easier and with so much more flow.

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Through her mother's memories, accounts from her Indian family and her own research in both India and Pakistan, constitutional and human rights lawyer, Marina Wheeler, explores how the peoples of these new nations struggled to recover and rebuild their lives.

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A year in the life of the Nobel laureate on the anniversary of his death.

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A crystalline, inventive account of loss from a thrilling young literary talent - and a journey through grief's destructive and creative possibilities.

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This is a moving biography, though lightly fictionalized, about a life spent on the road. Written by his lifelong friend Michael Foss, it tells the story of Lew Holle, who led his life on his own terms - a nomad travelling the globe, he lived through many misadventures, meeting some wonderfully colourful friends and lovers along the way.

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The acclaimed memoir of the Thatcher era, by the former editor of The Times

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The Turning Point is a glimpse into the most important and fascinating moments of peoples lives. A beautifully presented collection of entries to an international writing competition, it contains stories about the loves, tragedies, and momentous decisions that changed lives forever. A captivating insight into the human condition.

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Rene (Ngti Kahungunu) is regarded as a living legend in Aotearoa. Made an ONZM for services to literature and drama, she has been awarded the Prime Ministers Award for Literary Achievement, the Playmarket Award for significant artistic contribution to New Zealand theatre, and the Kingi Ihaka Award for Service to Toi Mori.

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The fearless tale of the original 'Party Girl', in her own frankly scurrilous words: a Duckworth contemporary classic, beautifully repackaged for its 125th anniversary

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A memoir of one young man's coming of age on a journey across America--told through the stories of the people of all ages, races, and inclinations he meets along the way.

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Lenka Janiurek's memoir speaks of identity and trying to find your place in a country that isnt your own, within a family that doesnt feel like your own.

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Evie Mahoney is a CODA, a Child Of Deaf Adults, raised in Auckland, New Zealand. She is the eldest of six hearing children. Being first born her early life was mainly in a deaf environment and she was sensitive to how hearing people outside that environment reacted to her family.

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Sir Lenny Henry is one of the country's best-loved comedians with a career spanning over forty years. Here he writes about his youth for the first time.

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*A Bookseller Editor's Choice for June 2021*
For readers of GRIEF IS THE THING WITH FEATHERS or MY WILD AND SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, a heartfelt and beautifully written memoir about the experience of losing a father who put poetry before family every time..

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Memoir. A gripping and honest account of divorce and rediscovery for the modern day woman; self-help journaling, cleverly disguised as saucy, take-no-shit contemporary feminism. A quest for love through gut wrenching betrayal. Navigating the legal system, dating, and harnessing the power within.

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A hard-hitting and honest memoir from Michael Fuller, Britain's first black Chief Constable, who reflects on his astonishing life growing up in care and his extraordinary experience of the race and cultural barriers in his career.

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Too many children. Too little money. An abusive father too drunk to notice his family is starving. This is the true story of a little girl's struggle to survive against the odds in the slums of 1920s south-east London.

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