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Card-playing corpses, unfaithful husbands and 'flying' ladies - life as an ambulance driver in the 1970s was certainly varied. This title takes us back to a time when lonely old ladies could call 999 and have a cup of tea waiting when the drivers turned up for a chat; and when learning to drive the ambulance meant going out for one test drive.

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Power & the People covers the first two years of the New Labour government, beginning with their landslide victory at the polls in 1997.

This second voume of Campbell's unexpurgated diaries details the initial challenges faced by Labour as they come to power and settle into running the country.

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Diary of a Black Rainbow shakes the mental health systems in the surrounding areas which the author Peaceful Waters lives. It reveals so much darkness but also illuminates the one light that lit a pathway out. Peaceful Waters saw, and endured much torment...However the peace, the kindness, and the faith she had in her heart carried her to the love that set her free.

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Why not cut the crap, take the pressure off and admit to the moments, days, weeks and months when the wheels of the household do fall off

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When Fred Dibnah debuted on television in 1979, British audiences immediately embraced a new cultural icon. This title includes colourful tales told by Fred himself, recounting key moments in his life, his experiences as a steeplejack, his fascination with machinery, his work as an engineer, craftsman, artist, inventor and steam enthusiast.

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Award-winning author Lee Smith's fiction has lived and breathed with the rhythms and people of the Appalachian South. Now she has written her own story in fifteen essays that are both a moving personal portrait and a testament to embracing one's heritage.

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Australia's iconic vet and RSPCA president gives a frank and lively account of the pets and animal welfare issues that have shaped his life.

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This eclectic and confessional memoir is an exploration of the tumultuous journey of a young, Black woman healing through grief, trauma and addiction. Through her unique, pop culture filtered lens, this collection of essays highlight what it truly means to do the important work of breaking generational cycles and healing ourselves.

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Growing up, Tiffany S. Smith never imagined stability as something within her reach. Dysfunction was all she knew; trauma sought her out. As she suffered through one terrible environment after another, she wondered if things would ever get better--if she'd ever escape the madness, and live a normal life. She may have missed out on a father figure, but surely she hadn't missed out on love

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Let me add another to the list: the moment I sang a duet to the the "Macarena" with Timmy Mallett, live to millions of people...'

Sacked from his high-profile job as a national newspaper editor, Piers Morgan dived helplessly into the world of celebrity.

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In this bawdy memoir, Irish author Aidan Higgins dissects the pretensions of a Catholic family in County Kildare. He examines the mystery of growing up, his rearing on a run-down estate, the decline of a family fortune, and the wide world that he discovered in London and South Africa.

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Volume 1 of The Complete Works of George Orwell

Few authors can have striven so hard to make themselves professional writers as did George Orwell.

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The book describes the journey and achievements of Dr. Jose Limjoco Evangelista, born and raised in the Philippines and migrated to the United States of America where he practiced his profession.

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