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by tonilouise - written on 24/11/01 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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Sylvia Smith is neither an actress or a popstar or a politician. She doesn’t have a starry story or a rags to riches tale to tell, she has not had an amazing career or done great charitable works, infact she has really done very little with her life apart from live - she is an ordinary, everyday person (although she once dated a member of the Dave Clarke 5 before they got famous and he left the band)! This is probably one of the strangest and most unusual books I have ever read. All the stories contained within are either something she has experienced or been told about – there is no real plot, adventure or love story, although the book does ...
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