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The Last Diaries: In and Out of the Wilderness v. 3 - Alan Clark:
... last volume of the Alan Clark diaries charts the final decade in the life of the colourful and maverick politician. Although he never achieved his political ambitions he was suprised to find that his published diaries drew much acclaim. Today Alan Clark is best remembered as a brilliant and indiscreet diarist. The Last Diaries begin in 1991 and end in 1999, five weeks before Clark died of a brain tumour. His ... Read the full review: The Long Goodbye by Jake Speed |
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The Greatest - Muhammad Ali Printed Book / Genre: Biography - Muhammad Ali tells his own story. overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Who Does She Think She Is? - Martine McCutcheon Author: Martine McCutcheon / Printed Book / Genre: Biography - Through childhood, Eastenders fame and singing career, 24-year old Martine McCutcheon tells her story in her own words. overall rating  (5 reviews)
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Shadows of a Princess: Diana, Princess of Wales 1987-1996 - P.D. Jephson Author: P.D. Jephson / Printed Book / Genre: Biography - An intimate account of Diana penned by her private secretary. overall rating  (4 reviews)
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Tis - Frank McCourt Author: Frank McCourt / Printed Book / Genre: Biography - Sequel to the Pulitzer Prize winning 'Angela's Ashes', this book details Frank's return to America. overall rating  (6 reviews)
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Testament of Youth - Vera Brittain Author: Vera Brittain / Printed Book / Genre: Biography - Story of a woman's experiences during the first twenty-five years of the twentieth century, especially the horrors of and problems created by the First World War. overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Diaries: into Politics - Alan Clark Author: Alan Clark / Printed Book / Genre: Biography - Second volume. overall rating  (2 reviews)
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My Autobiography - Kevin Keegan Author: Kevin Keegan / Printed Book / Genre: Biography - Proffessional player and club manager, this private person tells his story upto his departure from Newcastle United. overall rating  (1 review)
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Is It Me? Terry Wogan: an Autobiography - Terry Wogan Printed Book / Genre: Biography - Available in both book and audio-book format. overall rating  (1 review)
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Jihad! - Tom Carew Printed Book / Genre: Biography - Detailing Tom Carew's SAS service history in Afghanistan and the Balkans. overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Psycho - Stuart Pearce Author: Stuart Pearce / Printed Book / Genre: Biography - Blunt autobiography from the England footballer and taker of 'that' penalty in 1996. overall rating  (3 reviews)
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Hands Of Stone: The Life and Legend of Roberto Duran - Christian Giudice ... Duran was one of the most revered and popular fighters in boxing history. The Panamanian icon established himself as one of the greatest Lightweight champions of all time in the seventies and then jumped two weight divisions to become the first man to beat Sugar Ray Leonard. He won world championships in four different weights and tangled with the likes of Leonard, Hearns, Hagler, Palomino, Cuevas, Buchanan and Barkley. When he fought the whole of Panama held its breath. This book, by Christian Guidice, is the first biography ever written about the boxer who became known as Hands Of Stone . The book begins with a prologue. Duran is fighting Sugar Ray Leonard for... Read the full review: Manos de Piedra by Jake Speed |
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The Invisible Girl - Peter Barham ... one of my problems with books is that the ones I tend to pick up are the stupidly depressing ones, A Boy Named It , Sickened , Don t Tell Mummy , the list is endless...and one of the more recent ones is this one - The Invisible Girl . To give credit it is written in such a way that it doesn t seem depressing a lot of the time, but you cannot say that the basic story is in any way, shape or form a happy one. It is not however the same as the books mentioned above, because it is not written by the main person who the book is about, it cannot be said to be a quick buck for someone jumping on the gravy train and writing about their traumatic past. The book is writ... Read the full review: How invisible can one get? by Secre |
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Not a Games Person - Julie Myerson ... hadn t ventured into my local library for a long long time. It was only by chance on a lunch break I thought about having a look to see if there was anything I fancied reading. Well then I thought hold on you only have a small bag and the weather is grim! So I walked round to the autobiography section and found the smallest book which looked interesting. This is what I found: Not a games person Julie Myerson I thought I hated school Physical Education lessons. It seems my fears were minuscule compared to the author (Julie). One also feels it s a bit over the top and dramatised. The whole book focus on games lessons at school. I m not an insensitive person, the comp... Read the full review: Not a short book person by floatingclouds |
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