Flossie Teacake's Fur Coat (Lions)

Children's Books

Hunter, Davies

Literature & Fiction

young lions

<p>First published in 1968, Hunter Davies's intimate and revelatory book is still the only authorized biography of the world's most legendary and most influential pop group. This updated edition presents Davies's original book in a new, integrated illustrated format, and includes many rare photographs and illustrations. A revised introduction covers the 15 years since the last revised edition of the book, looking at how the band and their music continue to influence millions of people across the world and what Paul, George and Ringo went on to do after 1985. The work is brought right up to date by covering the tragic death of the youngest Beatle, George Harrison.</p>

The Beatles

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

McGraw=Hill

<p>There's only one book that ever truly got inside the Beatles and this is it. The landmark, worldwide bestseller that has grown with the Beatles ever since. During 1967 and 1968, Hunter Davies spent eighteen months with the Beatles at the peak of their powers as they defined a generation and rewrote popular music. As their only ever authorised biographer he had unparalleled access - not just to John, Paul, George and Ringo but to friends, family and colleagues. There when it mattered, he collected a wealth of intimate and revealing material that still makes this the classic Beatles book - the one all other biographers look to. Hunter Davies remained close with the band and as such has had access to more information over the years. This 40th anniversary edition contains new material which has never been revealed before, from the author's archives and from the Beatles themselves, that will bring new insights to their legend.</p>

The Beatles. Hunter Davies

Ebury

Flossie Teacake Wins Lottery

Red Fox

Flossie Teacake's Fur Coat

Flossie Teacake Again

Snotty Bumstead

Back in the USSR.

Hamish Hamilton

Born 1900: A Human History of the Twentieth Century - For Everyone Who Was There

Born 1900

History

Europe

Little,Brown

Relative Strangers is a history of adoption in Britain, and the true-life tale of the seventy-one-year-old Hodder triplets. The book tells the unique and moving story of how the triplets, adopted as babies in 1932, were reunited in June 2001 - the first time the three of them had been together since their birth. Their life stories and how they found each other again are interspersed with the story of adoption, which began as a legal phenomenon in the UK in 1926. The book also describes the twenty-five-year legal battle fought by NORCAP (the National Organisation for the Counselling of Children and Parents) to change the adoption laws, which helped to bring the triplets, and other adoptees, together again. Hunter Davies is one of Britain's most sympathetic and thoughtful interviewers, and the author of over thirty books. He has interviewed the triplets at length and has had access through NORCAP to other case histories, which are themselves profoundly affecting

Relative Strangers : A History of Adoption and a Tale of Triplets

Time Warner Books Uk

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