Collection: Large Print Adult Non Fiction Paperback

In this book President Carter shares his intimate knowledge of the history of the Middle East & his personal experiences of the principal actors, & addresses sensitive political issues many British & American officials shy from.

A northerner in exile, stateless and confused, hearing rumours of Harvey Nichols in Leeds and Maseratis in Wilmslow, Stuart goes in search of The North. Delving into his own past, this is a funny journey in search of where cliches end and truth begins.

'Show Me The Way' is a collection of inspirational writing that has encouraged Wendy Craig's own journey through life. She explores why these writings are important to her and provides a book of reassurance and insight for others.

On a rainy December day in 1992, Isabel Allende and her family went to the forest near their home in northern California to scatter her daughter Paula's ashes to the wind. This text recounts the intimate and heartfelt story of what happened to them in the years that followed Paula's death.

As a young soldier in the battlefields of Gallipoli, Sydney Loch witnessed the horror of war first hand. His journal of what he saw became a book on his return to Australia but was censored in 1916. In 'To Hell and Back' historians have recovered and edited Loch's book for a new generation of rea...

This sequel takes the author's story through her school days to her marriage and departure from the island. The book depicts life in Uist in the 1950s and 60s, when life was harsh and punctuated by the reality of being sent away from home.

Peter Wicks brings his memoirs to life with a riot of colourful stories. From picnics with his parents via school days and bullies to spending summer holidays with his grandmother, his tales are a charming look at a wartime childhood.

This book tells the story of a year in the life of Britain's most popular entertainer, Sir Terry Wogan.

A celebration of the 60th anniversary of BBC Woman's Hour, this book tells a vivid and personal history through the voices of its guests, and provides an insight into how the programme has inspired and brought women together over six decades.

Recounting the tales of the people she meets, trips she goes on, and a second invasion by a now familiar TV crew, this book paints a picture of Walkden's life as a gardener and is interwoven with lots of advice and tips for the reader.