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Still Got It, Never Lost It, My Story by Louie Spence
Still Got It, Never Lost It,
My Story By Louie Spence
    Let me tell you there's
    much more to my story
    than glitz and glamour! I
    will introduce you to a
    fabulous cast of my
    friends, family and
    teachers - from Nanny
    Downer, who I used to go
    to Londis with to swipe
    cans of Special Brew (she
    was in a wheelchair, I
    was 9, she was the Fagin
    to my Oliver Twist), to
    Pat my glamorous mum who
    spent my school fees on a
    boob job. People say I am
    the real life Billy
    Elliot and who am I to
    disagree?! I have spent
    my whole life dancing and
    I'm proof that if you
    really want something and
    work hard enough, you
    too can share the back of
    a tour bus with the Spice
    Girls! Not to mention
    receiving a brand new
    sofa bed from Gary
    Barlow. I kid you not. So
    kick off the spandex,
    put the kettle on and
    enjoy. I've Still Got It,
    Never Lost It, have
    you? Louie
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Brendan Sheerin, My Life, A Coach Trip Adventure
Brendan Sheerin, My Life, A
Coach Trip Adventure
    As the ever smiling and
    very lovable tour guide
    on Channel 4's hit
    teatime show Coach Trip,
    Brendan Sheerin, share
    his wonderfully funny and
    evocative life story.
    Part nostalgic memoir,
    part travelogue from
    behind-the-scenes on
    Coach Trip, is a great
    treat for his many fans.
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Chandi by Tina Humphrey, Biography
Chandi By Tina Humphrey,
Biography
    When Tina met Chandi,
    she was a frightened,
    abandoned puppy in a
    local pound. Under Tina's
    care she soon blossomed
    into an amazingly
    intuitive dog and Pepper,
    Tina's first rescue dog,
    she gave Tina a reason
    to live after losing both
    her parents to cancer.
    Tina and Chandi developed
    a very special bond that
    allowed them to
    communicate at an
    extraordinary level and
    provided the magic
    element in their
    Freestyle dog dancing
    routines. This book has
    302 pages and is 19.7cm x
    12.9cm x 2cm
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The Fry Chronicles An Autobiography by Stephen Fry
The Fry Chronicles An
Autobiography By Stephen Fry
    This hilarious,
    intriguing and utterly
    compelling story of how
    the Stephen the nation
    knows (or thinks it
    knows) began to make his
    presence felt as he took
    his first tentative steps
    in the worlds of
    television, journalism,
    radio, theatre and film.
    For all its trademark wit
    and verbal brilliance,
    this is a book that is
    not afraid to confront
    the aching chasm that
    separates public image
    from private feeling.
    Welcome to the Fry
    Chronicles, one of the
    bravest, boldest and
    heartfelt accounts of a
    man's formative years
    that you will ever have
    the exquisite pleasure of
    reading.
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Franky Boyle, Work! Consume! Die! You Are Bored. This is The Antidote.
Franky Boyle, Work! Consume!
Die! You Are Bored. This Is
The Antidote.
    Work! Consume! Die! Is
    the collected wisdom of
    an idiot. Interwoven with
    this numb hymn to show
    business are chapters
    detailing Boyle's
    worldwide view, an
    incessant fusillade of
    laughter and despair,
    the hollow clanging
    scream of a dying
    mechanical God and an
    honest attempt to
    describe the world by
    refusing to take it
    seriously.
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What You See Is What You Get
What You See Is What You Get
    He's outspoken, he's
    blunt, and he's not
    always popular - but he
    is always honest. And
    finally he's ready to
    tell the full story of
    his life, revealing how
    the boy from a Clapton
    council estate became
    Lord Sugar of Clapton, a
    life peer,
    multi-millionaire and
    television star. As he
    puts it: 'a journey from
    Clapton to Clapton'. Alan
    Sugar was brought up in
    London's East End. As a
    kid he watched his dad
    struggle to support the
    family, never knowing
    from one week to the next
    if he'd have a job. It
    had a huge impact on him,
    fuelling a drive to
    succeed that was to earn
    him a sizeable personal
    fortune. Now he describes
    his amazing journey,
    from schoolboy
    enterprises like brewing
    and selling his own
    ginger beer to setting up
    his own company at
    nineteen; from Amstrad's
    groundbreaking ventures
    in hi-fi and computers,
    which made him the
    darling of the stock
    exchange, to the dark
    days when the company
    almost went under. He
    talks about his battles
    as chairman of Tottenham
    Hotspur FC - and the
    terrible toll they took
    on him. He also shares
    the story of how he met
    his wife of over forty
    years and how he has
    drawn strength from his
    family. He takes us into
    the world of The
    Apprentice, and
    describes his appointment
    as advisor to the Labour
    government and elevation
    to the peerage in 2009.
    What You See Is What You
    Get is the forthright,
    funny and sometimes
    controversial life of one
    of our greatest
    entrepreneurs.
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Work! Consume! Die! You Are Bored. This Is The Antidote By Frankie Boyle
Work! Consume! Die! You Are
Bored. This Is The Antidote By
Frankie Boyle
    This is a book full of
    hope and jokes. A novella
    tells the story of a
    newly retired Frankie
    Boyle, lured back onto
    the panel-show circuit.
    Frankie pitches
    increasingly desperate
    ideas for new shows as he
    slides down the showbiz
    rankings and his arse
    drops ever closer to an
    obscure sodomising.
    Interwoven with this numb
    hymn to show business are
    chapters detailing
    Boyle's worldview, an
    incessant fusillade of
    laughter and despair,
    the hollow clanging
    scream of a dying
    mechanical God and an
    honest attempt to
    describe the world by
    refusing to take it
    seriously.
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Facing Up, A Remarkable Journey to the Summit of Mount Everest by Bear Grylls, Biography
Facing Up, A Remarkable
Journey To The Summit Of Mount
Everest By Bear Grylls,
Biography
    At the age of
    twenty-three, Bear
    Grylls became the
    youngest Briton to reach
    the summit of Mount
    Everest. At extreme
    altitude youth holds no
    advantage over
    experience, and it is
    generally acknowledged
    that younger climbers
    have more difficulty
    coping with the adverse
    effects of
    mountaineering.
    Nevertheless, only two
    years after breaking his
    back in a freefall
    parachuting accident,
    Bear Grylls overcame
    severe weather
    conditions, fatigue,
    dehydration and a
    last-minute illness to
    stand on top of the
    world's highest mountain.
    Facing Up is the story of
    his adventure, his
    courage and humour, his
    friendship and faith.
    This book has 288 pages
    and is 19.7cm x 13cm x
    2cm
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Through Thick and Thin: My Autobiography
Through Thick And Thin: My
Autobiography
    With his infectious
    energy and charisma, Gok
    Wan has an incredible
    gift of making women feel
    more confident within
    themselves - but it's not
    until you read his own
    inspirational story that
    you find out where he got
    that gift from. Gok grew
    up on a Leicester housing
    estate, with a loving
    family who ran a Chinese
    restaurant. For his
    parents, food meant love
    - and Gok was so well
    loved that by the time he
    was a teenager he weighed
    21 stone. Being Asian and
    gay as well, Gok felt
    lonely and out of place.
    He was an easy target for
    bullies and suffered
    terribly at their
    hands. In a moment of
    inspiration, he decided
    to reinvent himself with
    his first style makeover
    and a larger-than-life
    personality to go with
    it. But his next move was
    to lose a devastating ten
    stone in nine months. In
    Through Thick and Thin,
    for the first time, Gok
    reveals all about that
    life changing
    period. The lessons Gok
    learnt during this time
    helped him bounce back to
    become a stylist to the
    stars, every woman's
    best friend and a
    national treasure. In
    this intimate memoir Gok
    tells his full story in
    his own words. Whether
    he's recounting the
    horrors of childhood
    bullying or riotous
    anecdotes about his
    loving family, behind
    the scenes in the fashion
    world or TV shows, Gok's
    voice jumps off the page
    with all the honesty,
    wit and warmth we've come
    to know and love him for.
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Robert Redford: The Biography
Robert Redford: The Biography
    A national symbol of
    romance since the 1970s,
    Redford's stardom has
    often eclipsed the life
    and trials of the man
    himself. In this
    biography -- written with
    Redford's personal
    papers, journals,
    script notes,
    correspondence, and
    hundreds of hours of
    taped interviews --
    Michael Feeney Callan
    strips away the Hollywood
    facade, exposing the
    complicated, surprising
    man beneath. The life of
    Robert Redford is a
    series of contradictions:
    descended from
    impoverished East Coast
    barbers on his father's
    side and once-wealthy
    Texans on his mother's
    side, the young Redford
    suffered from aimlessness
    and semi-poverty,
    dropping out of college
    and briefly spending time
    in jail before launching
    a career in theatre.
    Redford has contributed
    more -- and more widely
    -- to entertainment than
    most stars of his
    calibre. As an actor,
    he's appeared on Broadway
    and film, with an
    Oscar-nominated
    performance in 1973's The
    Sting. As a director,
    he's earned Oscar
    nominations for Best
    Picture and Best Director
    and has received three
    Golden Globe nominations
    for Best Director. He won
    the Academy Award for
    Best Director in 1980 for
    Ordinary People. And as a
    producer of independent
    films -- including the
    patronage of his Sundance
    Institute -- he's worked
    on films including All
    the President's Men and
    2004's The Motorcycle
    Diaries. This is a
    fascinating exploration
    of one of our most
    celebrated and least
    understood public
    figures, and an
    essential read for anyone
    interested in the rocky
    road to Hollywood.
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Sherrie Behind the Laughter by Sherrie Hewson
Sherrie Behind The Laughter By
Sherrie Hewson
    Sherrie Hewson is one of
    Britain's best-loved TV
    stars. She has dazzled
    audiences for decades
    with unforgettable roles
    in Coronation Street and
    Emmerdale, while her
    quick wit and cheeky
    sense of fun have made
    her a favourite panellist
    on the award-winning
    Loose Women. Sherrie
    finally takes us behind
    the scenes of her
    remarkable life.
    Delivered with the
    genuine warmth and
    generous sense of humour
    she is loved for, this
    is Sherrie's incredible
    untold story.
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Confessions of a Conjuror by Derren Brown
Confessions Of A Conjuror By
Derren Brown
    In confessions of a
    conjuror, Derren Brown
    invites you on a
    whimsical journey through
    his unusual mind.
    Structured around the
    various stages of a
    conjuring trick,
    performed by his younger
    self in a crowded
    restaurant, Derrens
    endlessly engaging
    narrative takes you from
    the history of magic, to
    speculation on the
    manufacturing of monster
    munch and the correct way
    to poach an egg, via
    discussions about
    psychology, what he hums
    while cleaning his teeth
    and the social niceties
    surrounding parmesan
    cheese.
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Born Brilliant, The Life of Kenneth Williams by Christopher Stevens, The Authorised Biography
Born Brilliant, The Life Of
Kenneth Williams By
Christopher Stevens, The
Authorised Biography
    As the stand-out comic
    actor of his generation,
    Kenneth Williams was
    beloved by many as the
    manic star of Carry On
    films and as a peerless
    raconteur on TV chat
    shows, he was also
    acclaimed for serious
    stage roles. Much
    controversy has
    surrounded William's
    personal and professional
    life after the
    publication of edited
    extracts from his
    diaries. With access to
    his complete archive -
    the 43 volumes of
    William's diaries and
    hundreds of unseen
    letters to and from the
    star - Christopher
    Stevens also draws on
    dozens of exclusive and
    in-depth interviews with
    William's closest friends
    such as Barbara Windsor,
    Stanley Baxter, Michael
    Parkinson, Nicholas
    Parsons and many more.
    This book has 438 pages
    and is 24cm x 15.7cm x
    3.6cm
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Leonard Cohen: A Remarkable Life by Anthony Reynolds, Celebrity books.
Leonard Cohen: A Remarkable
Life By Anthony Reynolds,
Celebrity Books.
    Anthony Reynolds'
    fascinating and detailed
    biography draws on scores
    of new interviews
    conducted with Cohen's
    band members past and
    present, his business
    associates, editors,
    friends, fans,
    producers, colleagues,
    enemies and peers. As
    well as their revealing
    accounts, the author has
    gained access to hours of
    previously unpublished
    interviews with Cohen as
    well as archive
    recordings from several
    decades. The book also
    includes an authoritative
    summary of every Cohen
    album, with insights and
    recollections supplied
    from the musicians who
    appeared on the
    recordings. Leonard
    Cohen: A Remarkable Life
    is a surprisingly frank
    portrait of the legendary
    figure. From the distant
    days of his penniless
    beginnings as a poet in
    Montreal, through the
    travels, affairs,
    religious crisis and
    drama of his latest
    tours. Cohen's
    extraordinary life and
    body of work is examined
    as never before. The
    book includes many
    previously unpublished
    photographs, 24cm x
    16.2cm x 3.3cm, pages
    321.
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Unauthorised Robbie by Sean Smith, Biography
Unauthorised Robbie By Sean
Smith, Biography
    Robert Peter Williams was
    only 16 and selling
    double glazing when he
    decided to audition for a
    new boy band which became
    Take That. Twenty years
    later they got back
    together which was the
    most exciting reunion in
    the history of pop. In
    this biography Sean Smith
    describes Robbie's
    remarkable journey from
    the unpromising streets
    of Stoke-on-Trent to the
    millionaire's playground
    of Beverly Hills. Inside
    it reveals the love
    affairs and the constant
    battles with drugs and
    alcohol that have
    blighted the superstar's
    life. The size of this
    book is 19.7cm in height
    and 13.1cm wide with 297
    pages.
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Not That Kinda Girl (Paperback) by Lisa Maxwell
Not That Kinda Girl
(Paperback) By Lisa Maxwell
    In this inspiring and
    intimate autobiography,
    Lisa speaks openly for
    the first time about her
    rocky road to fame. Both
    entertaining and
    heart-warming, Lisa
    reveals how she was by
    age 11 she picked up her
    first onscreen role and
    entered the world of
    musicals, presenting
    Children's TV and
    appearing on primetime
    sketch shows. But behind
    the laughter, fun and
    early success, was a
    south London girl hiding
    a personal life packed
    full of drama.
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Not That Kinda Girl by Lisa Maxwell
Not That Kinda Girl By Lisa
Maxwell
    From doing the Twist in
    front of a room full of
    adults when she was a
    toddler, to cracking
    silly jokes at school to
    make all the other kids
    laugh, Lisa was a born
    entertainer. From cockney
    teen dabbling in petty
    crime, to young
    misguided love and
    troublesome forays in LA,
    Lisa experienced a lot
    before finally finding
    popularity as the
    fiercely intelligent and
    resilient DI Samantha
    Nixon in The Bill. In
    this inspiring and
    intimate biography, she
    speaks openly for the
    first time about her
    rocky road to fame. Told
    with Lisa's natural
    spark, candid approach
    and effortless humour,
    it is as entertaining,
    revealing and
    heart-warming as the
    little lady herself.
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Amy Winehouse The Biography
Amy Winehouse The Biography
    Amy Winehouse s recent
    death has made the news
    the world over, and
    despite her much
    publicised battle with
    drink and drugs her
    passing has left the
    music world in a true
    state of shock. At just
    27 years of age she sadly
    joins a list of greats
    who have died before
    their time, including
    Janis Joplin, Kurt
    Cobain and Jim Morrison.
    As fans gathered outside
    her Camden house to pay
    tribute to the singer her
    iconic music soared back
    to the top of the charts
    not only in the UK but in
    the USA and around the
    world. Never far from the
    headlines, stories about
    her tumultuous personal
    life, wild parties and
    controversial drug abuse
    regularly featured in the
    press. But 2011 was
    supposed to be her
    comeback year and she
    looked to be on her way
    when appeared alongside
    her God daughter Dionne
    Bromfield at The
    Roundhouse. An
    award-winning singer,
    Amy Winehouse, had won a
    host of accolades
    including two prestigious
    Ivor Novellos, and an
    outstanding 5 Grammys in
    2008. Blending different
    music styles including
    jazz, pop and soul Amy
    had an army of fans
    committed to her unique
    approach to life. With
    original interviews and
    revealing anecdotes this
    remarkably
    well-researched biography
    traces the turbulent life
    of the tattooed wonder
    from her childhood
    pranks, through stage
    school and her early
    music to the global
    legend she will be always
    remembered as.
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