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MemoirKeith Meadows takes you through his life's journey, where he experiences a lot of ups and downs as a child and young adult.

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Why didn't she stay in the safe place Why would a young 16-year-old get pregnant This is the journey of an uneducated teenage mom who retired as an Aerospace Executive. She went from wrong men to true love. From no high school diploma to a master's degree. From not being able to spell to writing her story.

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Originally written in Korean and translated into English, QUEST FOR FREEDOM covers Young-hwan Kim's activities as the leading student activist in South Korea in the 1980s. It chronicles Kim's efforts--past and present--to reach out to the international community for support for his mission to free North Korean people from tyranny.

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At turns poignant and uproarious, Evans' memoir vividly traces his journey through the minefield of mental illness from a modern man's point-of-view, including his no-holds-barred confrontations with infuriating sexual side effects and self-medication with beer and porn.

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A captivating and haunting memoir by celebrated children's author Lauren St John about her childhood spent in rural Africa.

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The father of Nick Vujicic, one of the world's most beloved persons with a disability, candidly shares the mistakes, challenges and successes he and his wife faced in raising Nick from birth to an independent and satisfying adulthood.

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A nail-biting, unputdownable memoir that brings a confronting new perspective on the safety of women and the many ways they are silenced.

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As far back as stories go, pioneers have reached for the skies.

In this book Richard Branson looks at the history of flight through the stories and people who have inspired him throughout his life.

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The first time Brenda Walker packed her bag to go into hospital, she wondered which book to take with her. Her life had been built around reading and writing. Now she was also a patient, being treated for breast cancer. Books had always been her solace and sustenance. Choosing the right one was the most important thing she could do for herself.

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A spirited guide to the classics of feminism, examining how well the canon holds up to the realities of marriage and motherhood

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Outspoken, unexpected and refreshingly honest - the candid memoir of Jacqui Lambie.

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As someone who never believ[ed] in much of anything, King found herself in the last place she expected: the Catholic Church. This profound, fervent, darkly funny tale recounts an ongoing conversion by a Catholic, who, however devout, is far from saintlike.

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Nicky Haslam has always been at the centre of things wherever he is - at parties, opening nights, royal weddings - and has stories to tell of crossing paths, and more, with the cultural icons of our time: Cecil Beaton, Francis Bacon, Diana Cooper, Lucian Freud, David Hockney, Andy Warhol, Jack Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe to name but a few.

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A memoir by a widower, former English teacher, poet, and lyricist written while on a 28-day freighter cruise taken 9 months after the sudden death of his wife of 44 years. Filled with humor and literary allusions, expect the unexpected. Heart-felt and uplifting.

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Taking a chronological look at his life, Reggie reveals the transforming power of faith, weaving in personal anecdotes, biblical principles, and ten ways to discover everything from your voice and your name to your hero and your passion. Prepare to discover, as Reggie did, that although you cannot change your past, you can change your future.

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Amongst the clamour of thousands of lost pets crying 'Rescue Me!' and the noise of the railway lines above, Melissa found she had come home.

The first dog Melissa fell for was Tulip, a sweet, elderly and somewhat dotty mongrel who decided a solo bus ride into the West End might be fun.