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A vividly told yet reflective account of a year as a volunteer police officer, examining the nature of policing, its impact on those who are policed and on our communal life.

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A vividly told yet reflective account of a year as a volunteer police officer, examining the nature of policing, its impact on those who are policed and on our communal life.

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This powerful memoir shares an adventure journalist's story of a decade-long, round-the-world quest to overcome his drug addiction and to understand and heal from past traumas.

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Astonishing A marvellous poetic reminder that every place is a universe of magical possibility to the perceptive mind Damian Le Bas, author of The Stopping Places

A smuggler and a deserter, Darran Andersons grandfathers skirted the Second World War on the fringes of legality.

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The charming memoir of a vicar's daughter, growing up in the north-east's largest mining town

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A fabulous new memoir about middle-aged single life in New York - a real-life Sex and the City for the middle-aged.

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Isolation Journal is a quirky blend of poetry, musings, and everyday anecdotes in the life of a woman confined in Covid-seclusion with her dog. An introspective chronicle of these unprecedented times, poet Barb Reynolds' experimental blend of writings brings a smile to your face and a fresh perspective to your mind.

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Isolation Journal is a quirky blend of ponderings and poetry, political commentary and witty wordplay, crafted by poet Barb Reynolds. In Volume Two, Barb continues her journey in COVID-isolation with her dog Blanca, chronicling the strange times with a unique and probing voice. This pensive examination of life in isolation delivers a pill of wisdom hidden in a spoonful of humor.

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"Not Quite What I Was Planning" made six-word memoirs an international phenomenon, as people around the world shared terse true tales of romance, parenthood, friendship, ambition, failure, haircuts, and French fries. This title contains a thousand (more) glimpses of humanity from different writers.

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A memoir from Skin, lead singer of rock band Skunk Anansie.

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After spending more than twenty-sixyears as a Special Agent with the FBI, Kathy Stearman recounts the global experiences that shaped her lifeand the mixed feelings that she now holds about the sacrifices she had to make to survive in a mans world.

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Surviving grief, a father and son start again. The moving and inspiring story of heartbreak and courage.

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Surviving grief, a father and son start again. The moving and inspiring story of heartbreak and courage.

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A heartbreaking memoir about love and loss based on popular blog, My Husband's Tumor. Perfect for readers who loved The Fault in Our Stars and Late Fragments.

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'A story of heroism and of touching romance in a time of fear and danger.' - USA Today

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A year of reading with one of Britain's most read authors.

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A heart-warming and powerfully nostalgic memoir of hardship and happiness in Liverpool's docklands - perfect for fans of CALL THE MIDWIFE

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Comedy legend and national treasure Janey Godley shares her extraordinary life with candour and humour as she faces cancer head-on.

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A memoir that braids together the evolution of one of America's most iconic branding campaigns with the stirring story of the women who lived behind its faade-told by the heiress to its fractured fortune.

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A touching and very human portrait of Jo Cox: daughter, mother, wife, sister, MP and aidworker.

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With acerbic wit and raw honesty, actress Blasi shares the intimate and often hilarious details of her misadventures in dating professional athletes.

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The incredible true story of how one man turned his life around through the companionship of his best friend.

For years, John Dolan had been living rough, trying his best to get by.

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An accomplished and intensely evocative memoir A journey of courage and determination Joining the Dots will become in time an integral part of our understanding of postwar Britain Daniel Kynaston, Books of the Year, Observer