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Description: ISBN 0552148695 / Author: Linda Caine / Genre: Biography / Life for Linda Caine should hold no fears. As a contented wife and mother, she ... more Newest Review: ... have a problem with religion - I think it's great if people can be helped by their faith. It's just that recently I've read ... more |
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Format: Paperback, Publisher: Transworld Publishers Ltd(01-Apr-20
Pages: 448, Edition: New Ed, Paperback, Corgi Books - Books/Subje ... |
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by marymoose - written on 29.02.08 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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---Why I got the book--- This book had been on my Amazon wishlist for a long time, so when I joined BookMooch it was one of the first books I mooched. Although I'm generally drawn towards autobiographies, especially when they involve mental health issues, I was particularly drawn to this one as I had been told that it involved themes of self-harm. Having personal experiences of self-injury, and spending a great deal of my spare time as trustee doing charity work for two self-injury charities, I make it my aim to read pretty much every book which involves the issue. To start with my collection of books consists of factual books about ...
by saraha007 - written on 17.07.07 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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OUT OF THE DARK This autobiography was so popular when it was first published in paper back format in 2004 that it stayed on the list of best sellers for most of that year. It has sold almost a quarter of a million books in the UK alone! Linda Caine was born in Zimbabwe, Africa and lived there for most of her childhood, before moving onto Los Angeles and then England. She was happily married with a wonderful husband and two lovely children, living in a big house with no financial worries, and yet Linda was increasingly becoming more depressed by the day. She had what many people would describe as the perfect life and yet there was something that she ...
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