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With affection and a clear eye, Eve Day looks back on her younger years fragmented partly by the Second World War and by the untimely death of her mother.

Peter Mayle brings to life the people who can get passionate about a frog's leg or a well-turned omlette. Over ten years ago he transformed our feelings about Provence, now he captures the irresistible essence of France herself - and her food.

Graham Lord has known the Francis' for nearly 30 years. In this revealing double biography, he tells not only the riveting tale of Dick's remarkable life but also the intriguing secret story of Dick's wife.

This volume combines travel writing with personal and historical anecdote, to make this an intriguing and enlightening exploration of one of the ocean's enduring myths - the idea of battling a white sperm whale.

This biography of Marlene Dietrich was written with her full approval. In a series of candid interviews before her death, the book presents a vivid portrait of this icon of the 20th century.

Based on the Radio 4 Woman's Hour's Ladies of Letters, Vera Small and Irene Spencer gossip with one another and occasionally let fly at one another with the odd insult in their correspondence.

Elephants have fascinated man since early civilisation. They have been used as symbols of wisdom and power, in legends, because they exhibit the most human characteristics of any animal.

This text tells the story of Flight 93, the final plane to crash on September 11. It reconstructs the story of the flight on a technical level, as well as on a personal level, profiling the passengers, the captain, co-pilots, the hijackers and more.

The memoirs of Joan Plowright have no holds barred. The book includes Joan's life married to Laurence Olivier and their fight against his cancer.

As well as Freeman's funny and revealing reminiscences of the making of the Phil Silver's show, this text contains a detailed plot synopsis and cast and production credits for each of the 144 episodes.