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At the vulnerable age of 12, Lara McDonnell was picked out by a gang of men who befriended her, showered her with attention and gained her trust.

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A powerful new memoir by a brilliant new voice - on what it's like living as a troubled teenager with undiagnosed autism.

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At thirteen, Rachel Lloyd found herself caught up in a world of pain and abuse, struggling to survive as a child with no responsible adults to support her. Vulnerable yet tough, she eventually ended up a victim of commercial sexual exploitation. This title presents her portrait.

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From the founder of Marys Meals and the Sunday Times bestselling author of The Shed That Fed a Million Children, Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow travels the world encountering startling acts of charity and the power of generosity.

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A compelling memoir about one woman's discovery of the true meaning of motherhood

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A memoir of growing up amidst a group of the most brilliant intellectuals of a generation - now in paperback.

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An irresistable and hilarious collection of Lucy Knisley's cartoons about new motherhood.

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Part memoir, part social and theological commentary on what it means to be a black Christian woman in the UK

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Part memoir, part social and theological commentary on what it means to be a black Christian woman in the UK

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A lyrical celebration of the British countryside from one of the UK's best-known nature writers.

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In 1938, the author was fresh out of school and bound for his first job in Africa, hoping to find adventure far from home. However, he got far more excitement than he bargained for when the outbreak of the Second World War led him to join the RAF. In this title, he gives an account of his experiences in Africa.

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A historian's personal journey in the complex questions of immigration, home and nation.

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At the end of this gruelling ritual journey, the elders of the Mandelas tribe gathered and Ndabas grandfather was there, as ever, to share his greatest life lessons.

From Nelson Mandela, Ndaba learned the spirit of endurance, the triumph of forgiveness, the power of resistance and the beauty of reconciliation.

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At the end of this gruelling ritual journey, the elders of the Mandelas tribe gathered and Ndabas grandfather was there, as ever, to share his greatest life lessons.

From Nelson Mandela, Ndaba learned the spirit of endurance, the triumph of forgiveness, the power of resistance and the beauty of reconciliation.

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'The most life-affirming book ever written about death.' Sandi Toksvig'One of the most powerful and helpful books about grief that you will ever read.' Anita Anand

'Grief is more than the price of love. It is love. We must learn not just to live with it, but to make it welcome.'

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A wincingly funny account of Divorce, Dating and other Near-Death Experiences

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A moving memoir of a love affair with an addict, weaving personal reckoning with psychology and history to grapple with addiction, codependency and our appetite for obsessive love.

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As Hitlers bombs threatened London during World War Two, eight-year-old David Merron was removed from his family and close-knit Jewish community in the East End and evacuated to the safety of the English countryside.

Placed into the car of strangers, life was sometimes unpredictable and lonely.

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The founder and CEO of the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship shares how a series of hardships inspired him to help low-income youth create their own pathways out of poverty.

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A moving and compelling true story about two sisters fighting for survival in Sarajevo during the Bosnian war

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Enid Blyton wrote about the Famous Five - wholesome kids who were always up to some adventure or other - but during the 1960s Glasgow boy Colin MacFarlane had his own gang: the Incredible Gorbals Diehards.