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Jordan: A Whole New World by Katie Price
Katie Price reveals all about her passionate and whirlwind romance with Peter Andre. After more than her fair share of heartbreak, Katie has at last found true love and this time she knows it's for keeps. Physically and emotionally, she has met her match and there have been some dramatic changes in
Just A Boy: The True Story Of A Stolen Childhood by Richard Mccann
This is the true story of a small boy, just five years old, who woke up one October morning to discover his mother was gone. And it is the story of how the murder of one woman can ruin a family and triggers decades of deprivation and abuse.
Ricky by Ricky Tomlinson
An auto-biographical look at Ricky's life, from his time spent in prison to his time at Brookside and how he has enjoyed both highs and lows in his career.
Is That It by Bob Geldof and Paul Vallely
It's terrific, sheer Geldorf, direct, loud mouthed, honest, button-holing, obscene, compassionate, compelling... everyone over thirteen should read it.
Reach For The Sky by Paul Brickhill
The Story of Douglas Bader - The Famous legless Fighter pilot during WW2
Nelson: The Man And The Legend by Terry Coleman
Horatio Nelson was a naval genius and a natural born predator. In his private life as in war he was ruthless. A fanatic for duty, at times beyond all sense, he was also a royalist so infatuated with the divine right of kings that he began to see himself as an instrument of God. At the height of his
The War And Uncle Walter by Walter Musto
The war time diaries of Wallter Musto
Beyond Fear: My Will To Survive by Stephanie Slater and Pat Lancaster
v class="productDescriptionWrapper"> An account of survival by Birmingham estate agent Stephanie Slater, who managed to escape after a terrifying kidnapping.
Memoirs Of A British Agent - Being An Account Of The Author's Early Life In Many Lands And Of His Official Mission To Moscow In 1918 by Bruce Lockhart
Lockhart was acting consul general in Moscow when the Russian Revolution broke out in 1917, sent home because of an affair w, he returned to Russia the following year as Head of the British mission to the Bolsheviks - A Graphic first hand description of Moscow of 1918 and much more
In Harm's Way by Martin Bell
After a lifetime of impartial reporting for the BBC from the world's war zones and trouble spots, Martin Bell writes about the human misery and political cynicism that makes up the war in Bosnia. A veteran of ten earlier wars nothing has moved or angered him more than this war and the political fail
The Dark Side Of Camelot by Seymour M. Hersh
Sex, the Kennedys, Monroe and the Mafia; the controversial American bestseller -- 'Hersh has found more muck in this particular Augean stable than most people want to acknowledge' Gore Vidal / Jack Kennedy had it all. And he used it all -- his father's fortune, and his own beauty, wit and power --
Just The Right Man: John Richard Worthington Poole-hughes, 1916-1988 - Bishop Of South West Tanganyika 1962-1974, Bishop Of Llandaff 1975-1985 by J.b. Sinclair and R.w.d. Fenn
A excellent biography
Royal Dukes (penguin Classic Biography) by Roger Fulford
This memoir of the father and uncles of Queen Victoria throws light on the extraordinary offspring of George III. Starting with the marriage of King George and Queen Charlotte, Roger Fulford goes on to offer spicy biographies of their younger sons - Frederick, Duke of York; William, Duke of Clarence
Gladstone (british Political Biography) by Edgar Feuchtwanger
William Gladstone's involvement in the major political events of the 19th century, from parliamentary reform in the 1830s to Irish home rule in the 1880s, is the main theme of this biography of the Victorian Liberal politician. The private life of this influential figure is also explored, as well as
The Unknown Orwell by Peter Stansky and William Abrahams
A Unique literary portrait introduces Eric Blair, of Eton, the Indiain Imperial Police, the Portobello Road and the Rue Du Pot de Fer who at the age of 30 on the publication of his first book Down and Out in Paris and London became George Orwell
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