Achieving a hit in every decade since the 1950s, Cliff Richard stands alone in pop history...

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British pop's Peter Pan, Cliff Richard, filmed live at Wembley in 2006 in front of a sell-out crowd. Sir Cliff proves he's lost not jot of his verve on a live stage & works the crowd of mums & daughters to a crescendo with old classics & some new on ...

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For more than five decades Cliff Richard has sustained an unrivalled career in show business, spanning the cultural universe of rock & pop music, in film, on television & on the stage. But this book is his story & his history, in an indelible collection of memorable photographs that comprises an incomparable & compelling archive, devotees will treasure. ...

For more than five decades Cliff Richard has sustained an unrivalled career in show business, spanning the cultural universe of rock & pop music, in film, on television & on the stage. But this book is his story & his history, in an indelible collection of memorable photographs that comprises an incomparable & compelling archive, devotees will treasure. ...

Parties are so much fun, but what makes them extra-special is being with friends
- especially a big red friend named Clifford.
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Clifford the super-sized canine returns in four new adventures. This time he visits the circus, takes part in a parade, & helps out at the carnival. Episodes are: ' Circus Stars'; ' Clifford on Parade'; ' Clifford's Carnival' & ' Islander of the Year'. ...

Two volumes of animated adventures featuring Clifford the Big Red Dog when he was just a puppy. Episodes are: ' The Perfect Pet'; ' Keeping Cool'; ' Socks & Snooze'; ' My Toy'; ' Clifford's Winter Spirit'; ' Tell Me a Tale'; ' Share & Share Alike'; & ' Norv ...

As a kitchen maid, it's not just being at the beck & call of the people upstairs that's difficult, but having to deal with temperamental cooks, starchy butlers & chauffeurs with a roving eye. Marriage is the only escape, but with just one evening off a week, Margaret has no time to lose. Between Perce the bus conductor (who brings his mother on dates) & Mr Hailsham the elderly fishmonger (who looks increasingly like his wares), her initial prospects are hardly the stuff of dreams. Then she meets Albert the milkman. Could he be the man she's been waiting for? &, having spent their whole lives serving others, can they start to figure out what they want for themselves? Told with her trademark wit & warmth, Climbing the Stairs is a unique, sharp-eyed tale of a time when the idea of masters & servants began to lose its sway, & of a remarkable woman who grasped the opportunities of this brave new world with both hands. ...

Part of the author's autobiography, this first title recounts his solitary childhood in the English countryside, with affectionate portraits of his remote parents
- an increasingly unconventional barrister father, whose blindness must never be mentioned, battling earwigs in the mutinous garden, & a vague & endlessly patient mother.
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