Office workers of the world, unite! (remotely.) You have nothing to lose but your trousers.

Working from home has

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The award-winning actress & New York Times bestselling author pens the funniest, most accessible & timely book of her career, detailing all the things she's over.. .and a few things she's not. Shirley Mac Laine is one of the most admired Hollywood actresses, & indubitably one of the most fearless. Whatever the topic
- show business, ageing, politics, family or the future of mankind & the universe, Shirley has never shied away from sharing opinions that are as fascinating as they are honest. In a series of short essays Shirley shares her opinions & insights on all the things that drive her crazy, inspire her to action, & keep her firmly in the public eye. With essay titles such as I Am Not Over Good Journalists, I'm Trying to Get Over Anger, Sex Got Over Me & I Can't Remember If I'm Over Memory Loss, this is Shirley's pithiest & funniest book to date. As frank & personal as Nora Ephron's I Feel Bad About My Neck
- which, incidentally, Shirley doesn't since she knows the secrets of good lighting
- I'm Over All That is Mac Laine at her acerbic & irreverent best. The size of this book is 22.5cm in height & 14.4cm wide with 218 pages.


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Presented in a non-judgmental manner, this work focuses on empowering the pregnant teen to seek support & utilise the information provided in order to feel comfortable choosing the option that is best for her. It emphasises taking responsibility for one's actions & building a positive future. ...

Four more extended episodes from the award-winning BBC Radio 4 series specially compiled by producer Jon Naismith. In this fifteenth collection of the perennial antidote to panel games, regular panellists Tim Brooke-Taylor, Barry Cryer & Graeme Garden. ...

When Colin Mc Naughton says he's talking big, he means BIG. Meet monsters, dinosaurs, giants & many other larger-than-life characters in this hugely enjoyable selection of funny verse & pictures. I'm Talking Big! has been inspired by the many children's events that Colin has attended, & is made up of the poems his young audience ask to hear the most often. A humorous interview between Colin & a 'reader' at the end is also based on the most commonly asked questions he faces from his many fans. Daft & daring, this hilarious, madcap collection will delight all who read it. ...

'I didn't want you to come here.' So says the note that the boy Edmund Hooper passes to Charles Kingshaw upon his arrival at Warings. But, young Kingshaw & his mother have come to live with Hooper & his father in the ugly, isolated Victorian house for good. ...

' Some people are coming here today, now you will have a companion.' But young Edmund Hooper doesn't want anyone else in Warings, the large & rambling Victorian house he shares with his widowed father. Nevertheless Charles Kingshaw & his mother are soon installed & Hooper sets about subtly persecuting the fearful new arrival. ...

I've lost it.: ( The only thing in the world I wasn't supposed to lose. My engagement ring. It's been in Magnus' family for three generations. & now, the very same day his parents are coming. Do not hyperventilate, Poppy. Stay positive!! :) A couple of glasses of bubbly with the girls at a charity do & Poppy's life has gone into meltdown. ...

I’ve lost it. The only thing in the world I wasn’t supposed to lose. My engagement ring.

It’s been in Magnus’s family

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Thousands of letters to the Daily Mail go unpublished every week. This title

Includes:: some of 'the best of

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