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emamum

28-11-2007 20:01

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i've read dave pelzers and ugly too, havent seen the ones by his brother, think they will be next, if i can find them....

AccyLass

28-11-2007 20:04

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Definitely well worth a read. Library will have them no doubt

flashy

28-11-2007 20:05

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Originally Posted by AccyLass27 (Post 498653)

Have you read the book by the woman who does How Clean Is Your House? Can't remember what that is, but it's great!

do you mean this one? Unbeaten: The Story of My Brutal Childhood - Kim Woodburn : Read reviews and compare prices at Ciao.co.uk

no i havent read it but i wouldnt mind reading it...

Constance Briscoe has a new book out
Amazon.co.uk: Beyond Ugly: Books: Constance Briscoe but i havent read it yet, it follows on from where the last one finished

BERNADETTE

28-11-2007 20:05

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Originally Posted by emamum23 (Post 498656)

i've read dave pelzers and ugly too, havent seen the ones by his brother, think they will be next, if i can find them....

Get the names of the books you want and the library will get them for you. That is if they haven't got them in.:)

Eric	28-11-2007 20:06

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Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 498652)

Well worth a read .... Paris 1919 by Margaret Macmillan
Book reviews of Paris 1919 by Margaret MacMillan.
about the Paris Peace conference after the end of WW1

From the review, this sounds like a must read. Well, off to Chapters.

emamum

28-11-2007 20:06

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where's the library??

flashy

28-11-2007 20:07

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Originally Posted by emamum23 (Post 498656)

i've read dave pelzers and ugly too, havent seen the ones by his brother, think they will be next, if i can find them....

Em i have them somewhere, if i can find them then you can borrow them

AccyLass

28-11-2007 20:07

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Lol, in town. Is it called St James St?
Across from BeesKnees

emamum

28-11-2007 20:08

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:Dthanks flashy:D do ya wanna borrow ugly?

Eric	28-11-2007 20:08

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Originally Posted by emamum23 (Post 498662)

where's the library??

It's at 118 Johnson St., just opposite the Greek Orthodox Church. This is probably no help whatsoever:D:D:D Any how, you can't miss it; it's full of books.;)

emamum

28-11-2007 20:09

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:D where's Johnson street?

AccyLass

28-11-2007 20:13

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Yeah that's the 1. Very good book.

The one after Ugly will be good no doubt too.

There is one also by a Mancunian called Stuart Howarth "Please Daddy No"

Also a very good book

BERNADETTE

28-11-2007 20:14

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Originally Posted by emamum23 (Post 498662)

where's the library??

Just round the corner from my house on James Street:) Flashy the Kim Woodburn book is well worth reading. I haven't been reading much lately (haven't got the patience) but I've read quite a lot of the books mentioned and the ones I haven't are on my list for future reference;)

emamum

28-11-2007 20:14

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sorry flashy, just realised it was you that mentioned it...:rolleyes:..

Eric	28-11-2007 20:18

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:D where's Johnson street?

Kingston, ON, Canada. It runs from Queen Mary Rd, down to Lake Ontario.:D:D

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