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Oxford University is probably the best-known university on the planet. It is certainly the oldest in the English speaking world. Even though the United Kingdom is no longer the major power it once was, the University of Oxford remains in the top group of institutions in all the international league...

ABOUT THIS BOOK For those of you adult readers who have ever wondered about what it would be like to aspire to become a gynaecologist, well now is your chance to find out! Desmond Parunia, in writing Caught in a Flap, tells a story seen through the eyes of a young schoolboy, Mikey Jones. Mikey who...

Dave Courteen was 45 with a job he loved, two wonderful daughters and a gorgeous wife. Life was great and he had much to be thankful for but then his wife was diagnosed with advanced breast cancer. The Last Chocolate Brownie tells his story, diary style, as he tries to make sense of what his wife...

Debbie Bliss has never been a shrinking violet. She has fought all her lifenot just for herself, but for others too. Now aged forty-eight, there was a stage when she thought she would not live long enough to see her son grow up, to ride a horse again, to travel the world, or to follow one of...

This is the first time I have ever attempted to write a book, it was inspired by a conversation with my boss while I was working as a staff nurse in the NHS after I was diagnosed with cancer. This book chronicles my journey since my cancer diagnosis, including its ups and downs and the pain and the joy I and the people I care about have experienced.

This is about a woman who is pregnant with her first child. She is so excited and is in expectancy to see her child but then loses the child before she is given the chance to hold him. I remember finding myself on the ward and then realized, for the first time in my life, I was a mother. Oh, how exciting,...

Lyn, a natural seer of spirit and a healer from birth, helps people who come to her in Somerset to develop their own spiritual gifts. Drawing on her lifetime of experience as a gifted teacher, she devotes her time to this end. From early childhood, she has intuitively made herb medicine and healed animals. This is the story of her own lifes journey

Living with epilepsy has its ups and downs, the funny times and the not so funny times, but throughout, there is always hope. By just getting on with it one can make life genuinely easier. Learning to laugh helps, as does realizing that others have a similar condition.

Hi, my name is Berni, short for Bernice, and I am living on borrowed time. I nearly died in June 1987 and again in September 2009. The reason? Cancer! I am sitting here on the 5th of June 2011 writing this book, yet in August of 2010 I had found a priestess who could give me a pagan funeral and found...

In 2004 Sue found herself dealing with the fallout of the breakdown of her fourth marriage. Vowing never to marry again, she met Mark during a residential training course. Despite all her reservations and her determination not to fall in love, she realised that she had found a man who loved her like...

A diary about mostly mental abuse during fourteen-year marriage, the diary starts with the separation and flashbacks about the earlier years.

Set in London between 1973 and 1983, Adrift is a compelling true story portraying the way a husband's mental illness tragically destroys a happy marriage. It examines the agonising dilemma faced by his wife struggling to make sense of his baffling condition yet concerned for their young children and her own safety.

Coal Mines, Confessions and Dance Halls with Return to the North and The Theatre of Self. This Autobiography is now a trilogy. By Vicky Aram. Vicky Aram was born into the middle of the Great Depression in the 1930s, in a close-knit mining district in Englands North East. In her print debut, Vicky...

Combining literary fiction and memoir The White Horse provides a sensitive, humorous and endearing account of a familys struggle to survive living with an alcoholic. Through the lens of a wife and mother, the story evokes the shifting choices confronting families and the social issues they face. It...