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An exploration of the richness and relevance of the Latin language and literature, and an inspiring account of finding renewed purpose through learning something new and challenging.

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When Delia Balmer entered into a relationship with the attentive John Sweeney, she had no idea he was a serial killer.

At first he was caring but over the course of their relationship he became violent and controlling. After a final frenzied attack leaving Delia on the brink of death, Sweeney went on the run.

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A searingly honest yet inspirational memoir of how dementia changed a family in ways they never could have imagined.

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A frank and entertaining memoir, from the daughter of Edward Said, about growing up second-generation Arab American and struggling with that identity.

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This is a memoir about my sister Tina Helsell who died by suicide. It is a story about our very close relationship and its eventual disintegration as she became ill.

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Lose yourself in Mother Russia as this directionally-challenged memoirist narrates episodes from her two-year stay in the land of her ancestors. Schastliviye puteschestviya! Happy travels!

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Previously published as Mum Face.

Best described as The Wrong Knickers for mums, in this wry, resonant and darkly funny memoir, journalist Grace Timothy explores motherhood as an issue of identity.

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When Jonathan Harley is offered his dream job as a foreign correspondent, he is no longer so sure he wants it. He's just fallen in love. But he can't pass up the chance of becoming the ABC's man in South Asia. A moving memoir of a young journalist on a mission to make sense of life in a part of the world that never makes sense.

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Leslie Kenton was the only child of Violet, a stunning Hitchcock blonde, and Stanley - the legendary jazz giant Stan Kenton. Their story takes place on the road in 1950s America and in the mania of Hollywood - a world of jazz clubs, dance halls and one-nighters, where lives were lived on a razor's edge.

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What possessed a young woman to turn her back on all the comforts of city life to travel outback roads in a broken down Mazda (with dodgy airconditioning) with nothing but a laptop and a hair straightener in the glove box A laughter-filled memoir that proves that love is the best reason to do anything.

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When you've adopted six children from overseas and succeeded in creating a riotiously happy family of ten, there's a good chance you can handle any challenge life throws at you. That's what Julia and Barry Rollings thought until they discovered that two of their children had not been willingly given up for adoption in India.

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Love can make a person do crazy things... A city girl with a morbid fear of deep water, Torre DeRoche is not someone you would ordinarily find adrift in the middle of the stormy Pacific aboard a leaky sailboat - total crew of two struggling to keep an old boat, a new relationship and her floundering sanity afloat.

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The inspiring and romantic story of how bestselling author and motivational speaker Nick Vujicic met and married his soulmate, Kanae.

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The inspiring true story of love and loss but never giving in by a young Aussie battler who now leads an extraordinary life in the movie industry as one of the top international animal trainers.

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Loved Back to Lifetakes readers on the journey of the soul with Sheila from hopelessness to joy as she finds that although the road was scary, at every turn God beckoned her to trust and did not let her down.

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This deeply moving memoir tells the story of Hannah: a child who has been beaten and abused; a girl full of loneliness and rage; a student no one but learning disabilities teacher Mary MacCracken could reach.

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From the eponymous best-selling author of Dear Lupin, a hilarious and heartbreaking account of the man behind the letters.