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Dear Fatty - Dawn French:
... ve always been quite a big fan of the BBC comedy television programme , The Vicar Of Dibley , and my favourite character was always Geraldine , the vicar. I thought Dawn French played the part so well , and since then I have always looked out for other programmes. I happened to hear that she had an autobiography out when I was flicking through a magazine which had all the latest book releases in it. I decided there... Read the full review: * Letters from Dawn * by xd-o-n-z-x |
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Baggage: My Childhood - Janet Street-Porter Genre: Biography / Printed Book / Author: Janet Street-Porter / Paperback / 288 Pages / Book is published 2005-01-03 by Headline |
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Dear Fatty - Dawn French Genre: Biography / Printed Book / Author: Dawn French / Hardcover / 384 Pages / Book is published 2008-10-09 by Century overall rating  23 reviews
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Dreams That Glitter: Our Story - Girls Aloud Genre: Biography / Printed Book / Author: "Girls Aloud" / Hardcover / 256 Pages / Book is published 2008-10-09 by Bantam Press overall rating  10 reviews
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Ma, He Sold Me for a Few Cigarettes - Martha Long Genre: Biography / Printed Book / Author: Martha Long / Paperback / 480 Pages / Book is published 2008-05-15 by Mainstream Publishing overall rating  4 reviews
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Patrick Moore: 80 Not Out - The Autobiography - Sir Patrick Moore Genre: Biography / Printed Book / Author: Sir Patrick Moore / Edition: First Edition, First Impression / Hardcover / 288 Pages / Book is published 2003-03-06 by Contender Books overall rating  2 reviews
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Cut - Cathy Glass Genre: Biography / Printed Book / Author: Cathy Glass / Paperback / 320 Pages / Book is published 2009-02-05 by Harper Element overall rating  4 reviews
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Soul on The Street: An Autobiography - William Roache Genre: Biography / Printed Book / Author: William Roache / Paperback / 352 Pages / Book is published 2008-10-01 by Hay House UK Ltd overall rating  1 review
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Fern: My Story - Fern Britton Genre: Biography / Printed Book / Author: Fern Britton / Hardcover / 288 Pages / Book is published 2008-11-06 by Michael Joseph overall rating  4 reviews
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Girl in High Heels: Intimate Confessions of a London Stripper - Ellouise Moore Genre: Biography / Printed Book / Author: Ellouise Moore / Paperback / 320 Pages / Book is published 2008-05-29 by Ebury Press overall rating  1 review
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Hattie: The Authorised Biography of Hattie Jacques - Andrew Merriman Author: Andrew Merriman / Printed Book / Genre: Biography / Publisher: Aurum Press Ltd - For over thirty years Hattie Jacques was a familiar presence on radio (Hancock's "Half Hour"), television (60 episodes of "Sykes" alone) and film (she was a stalwart of the "Carry On" series). But her stage persona o... overall rating  1 review
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Chernobyl Strawberries: A Memoir - Vesna Goldsworthy ... Vesna Goldsworthy was diagnosed with breast cancer in her early forties she started to write a set of instructions for her husband so that he d be able to carry out all those practical jobs she d been responsible for in their marriage. It soon became, however, a memoir of a fascinating and quite distinctive life, perhaps a piece of writing through which her son, who was two at the time, could later learn who his mother was. Just on that description, "Chernobyl Strawberries" wouldn t be a book I d contemplate reading. However it kept cropping up in my Amazon recommendations and as a fan of things Slavic and Eastern European, the title at least caught my at... Read the full review: A Not so Typical Yugoslav Childhood by fizzywizzy |
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Robbie Williams: Somebody Someday - Robbie Williams, Mark McCrum ... strange how you leap to completely unfounded conclusions based upon a title. I assumed, quite wrongly as it turned out, that Somebody Someday would be a biography (being in the biography category enhanced this impression) which charted the meteoric rise to stardom, from humble beginnings, of Robbie Williams. A transition from nobody to somebody. Instead this is simply a tour diary, although its not a diary in the traditional sense of the word. Instead it s a series of observations from a bystander rather than a crew member on a tour which turned out to be anything but typical unless of course a documentary crew follow Robbie on every tour. Its not particularly insig... Read the full review: A short diary masquerading as a biography by moo2moo |
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Gerrard: My Autobiography - Stephen Gerrard ... me it is difficult, very very difficult. A thinker as he is on the field and his book proves that he is more than that- a thinker and a philosopher too. Other wise how can one explain the passion, the honesty, his beliefs, his philosophy of life as footballer of the highest class and a true family man, who has not put either his profession above his family and visa versa. How many celebrities, forget about football celebrities, has been able to do it ? He has been able to balance these two so admirably simply because being a celebrity, a private figure he never forgot HE IS FIRST A HUMAN BEING and then anything else. No wonder human values never over-rode his fath... Read the full review: Autobiography, Gerrard not a Footballer. by roktimdutta |
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