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  • Windmills of my mind

    Phil Avery

    As a qualified Engineer, Phil Avery moves into teaching at his local ‎further education college. Despite his best efforts to prepare his ‎students for future roles in construction and trying to maintain his ‎failing marriage to Bella, he becomes disillusioned and depressed. ‎After the death of one of his closest colleagues, he recognises that he ‎needs a new challenge to avoid slipping into fur

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  • Finding happiness Pedal by Pedal

    Amy Hudson

    In this candid and uplifting memoir, Amy takes readers on a journey through ‎the intricate landscape of her anxiety-ridden mind. With a touch of humour and ‎a lot of heart, she recounts her battles with intrusive thoughts, the grip of an ‎eating disorder, and the overwhelming fear that plagued her every day. As she ‎navigates the twists and turns of her mental health journey, Amy discovers an ‎

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  • More When I Stories

    Glen Oglaza

    In When I stories, multi award-winning reporter Glen Oglaza recounted his ‎‎ten years at ITN, covering some of the biggest stories of the 1980s and 90s ‎before joining Sky News to focus on covering politics. In this book, he looks ‎behind the scenes of the premiership of three Prime Ministers, Tony Blair, ‎Gordon Brown and David Cameron and the stories that made the headlines. &lr

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  • Leap

    Ting Ting

    Faced with a sudden break of a long-term relationship of four and a half years, a twenty-four-year-old woman must go on a journey of self-reflection to find the answer to leap. She is faced with new questions about herself, her understanding of life as she knows it and her relationship and connection with the people in her life. As she explores these questions about complexity of relationships and her newfound kno

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  • OUTSIDER... A Life with the Elephants and Mountains of Africa

    Iain Allan

    Who is this man? He's climbed Kilimanjaro thirty-two times, climbed Mount Kenya over one hundred and fifty times, has climbed major mountains of the world like Denali in Alaska, and Ama Dablam in Nepal, as well as the face of El Capitan in Yosemite. As the founder of Tropical Ice's Great Walk of Africa, he's led adventurers over a hundred times, walking over 10,000 miles across Tsavo National

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  • A-Servin’ of ’Er Majesty the Queen

    Group Captain David Greenway OBE

    David Greenway was born in India. The family came to England in ‎‎1946 and, after Prep and Public School, David joined the Royal Air ‎Force as a pilot. He flew large, multi-engined aircraft and also ‎undertook a number of staff tours. Each of his jobs was different and ‎all were fascinating, mainly because he dealt with people at all levels. ‎He describes his Service life as thirty-seven ye

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  • Restored

    Madame Kapuscinska

    Restored revolves around the life experiences of the author. The author is a mother of two young ‎children and manifests her mental struggles. She suffers from bipolar disorder and ADHD. She ‎envisions her difficult days of addiction, reactions and hospitalisation. She encapsulates the lives of ‎people with mental issues and now advises on how to cope with them.‎

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  • First Mark

    Debbie Newson

    Many people do not want church or religion, but they do want to experience life-changing encounters with God. Yet the evolution of Church, Christianity and religion have obscured God. Debbie Newson attempts to strip God of two thousand years of unnecessary religious baggage and reveal what God is like, and what being close to God can be like. Stories of breathtaking encounters with this God-being in

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  • When I Stories

    Glen Oglaza

    As news reporters, we are in the story-telling business, the eye witnesses to history, writing, it's ‎said, ‘the first draft of history'.‎ The fall of the Berlin Wall. Lockerbie. Hillsborough. Dunblane. Mad Cow disease. 9/11. ‎ These are all events that have entered our national, and international, consciousness. Events so ‎momentous that we can all s

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  • The Hard Way (Hardback)

    Paul Hardcastle and Paul Zanon

    In this sweeping memoir, Hardcastle takes you through his ‎remarkable journey which started in a basement in Pimlico. ‎His lasting childhood memory is that of poverty, but this was ‎countered with happier times on the road with his father from ‎the age of six, travelling Europe to generate a few shillings ‎through music. From the bustling bars of Berlin to the race ‎tracks of Brands Hatch,

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  • Just a Nurse

    Toni Caines and Kerry Murphy

    Where would the world be without nurses? They infiltrate every sector, working in spaces unexpected by some and underestimated by many. Kerry, a bright eyed grammar school graduate entering nursing at eighteen via the traditional route with a vision to change the world one patient at a time. Toni, a mature adult nursing student whose education had been on the back burner for over a decade after ha

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  • The Man who Screamed with Seagulls

    Gail Gifford

    So, why did the man scream with seagulls? Why did the woman run from the Devil? Why did the soldier try to prevent the event? Gail never claimed to have the answers to these questions but what she did have was the skill, words, empathy and courage to guide each individual to the defining moment that had damaged them. That moment might have been in their conscio

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