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I Forgive you Daddy : Lizzie McGlynn (Memoir / Bio)
I bought this book yesterday on the high recommendation of a close friend. I have not opened it yet for I know that once I do, I will not put it down. It is a book high on strength, courage and tears, as the author recounts a childhood steeped in abuse and the inspirational manner in which she has not only rebuilt her life, but forgiven the monstrous perpetrator, her own father.

Long Walk To Freedom : Nelson Mandela (Autobiography)
To remember so lucidly events that happened over a lifetime is an achievement in itself. To have spent so much of it incarcerated and scarcely able to differentiate one day from another makes this even more admirable. To write these memoirs and at no stage show any real betrayal of anger or bitterness at those who imprisoned him … this is the life story in his own words of one of the most revered men of his time. His humility and desire to unite his country is apparent throughout. A MUST read.

It’s Not How Good You Are … : Paul Arden (Motivational / Mind)
Although Arden found his fame within Advertising, this book can be transferred between all kinds of vocations and sectors. It simplifies the ‘mind over matter’ theory in layman’s terms, with simple phrases ranging from “Don’t promise what you can’t deliver” to “Do not seek praise, seek criticism”. Some are expected, some surprise, but all are explained and provide a great read, and a perfect tool for this salesman.

Golden Past, Red Future: Liverpool FC – Champions of Europe 2005 : Paul Tomkins (Sport)
Tomkins is, in my opinions, the best independent football writer about. He has written a series of books about Liverpool Football Club, and his passion, levels of research, and knowledge stand out. This book charts the whole of the 2004/5 season, starting with the arrival of Rafa Benitez and departure of Michael Owen, focussing the Reds’ European Odyssey which of course ended with the unforgettable night in Istanbul

Greetings in Jesus Name : Mike Berry
If you want to go to bed in tears of laughter, this is a potential starting point. Absolute hilarity as Berry and his intrepid friends decide to ‘bait’ the scammers! I am sure that most of you will have received an email at some point from the grieving widow in Africa wishing to let YOU have the lost inheritance … or some form of variant on the theme! Either way, this books shows the lengths to which these scammers will go to make you part with your cash, and the hilarious consequences as the scammers become the scammed!