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Dilys Gater is a practising psychic and in this book she reveals the day-to-day aspects of work that bring her into contact with lost spirits, star children, the dead, angels, devils, mystics, the searching and suffering - with more than 50 case histories.

Novelist Emma Tennant's Strangers is based on fact, but told with the imagination of a writer and is the story of her family's not always respectable history going back to the time of World War 1.

First published in 1936, the story of Elizabeth von Arnim's life, and her extraordinary dogs, is now reissued after many years. The author leads the reader on a witty and poignant journey of canine companionship.

Don't Walk in the Long Grass is the autobiography of actor and minister Tenniel Evans. With humour and warmth, he evokes the Kenya of his boyhood and the dramatically different world of his schooldays in England in the 1930s.

Elizabeth Taylor's icon status has withstood both seminal and dreadful films, illness, addiction, sadness and marriage to eight men. Christopher provides us with the most insightful portrait of Elizabeth Taylor to date.

Obsessed by a boyhood dream of lost pirate treasure, Barry Clifford launched a search for the pirate ship Whydah, which supposedly was wrecked off the coast of Cape Cod. This book describes his search.

The aim of this book is to help develop a plan to achieve optimum health. It provides suggestions for motivation and to establish goals in order to make healthy living part of everyday life to improve health now and reverse the effects of aging.

When she was five years old, M. Elaine Mar and her mother emigrated from Hong Kong to Denver, Colorado to join her father. She found herself caught between two increasingly disparate worlds.