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  Hope I Get Old Before I Die -...

  David Hepworth

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  From the author of Abbey Road and Never a Dull Moment, the basis for AppleTV's 1971 documentary, come the stories of how rock icons like Pink Floyd, Bruce Springsteen, Mick Jagger, and more have survived, thrived, and remained the most powerful forces in music. 
   
   
   
  When Paul McCartney closed Live Aid in July of 1985, we thought he was rock's Grand Old Man. He was forty-three years old. As the forty years since have shown, he—and many others of his generation—were just getting started. 
   
   
   
  This was the time when live performance took over from records. The big names of the '60s and '70s exploited the Age of Spectacle that Live Aid had ushered in to enjoy the longest lap of honor in the history of humanity, continuing to go strong long after everyone else in the business had retired. 
   
   
   
  This is a story without precedent, a story in which Elton John plays a royal funeral, Mick Jagger gets a knighthood, Bob Dylan picks up a Nobel Prize, The Beatles become, if anything, bigger than The Beatles, and it's beginning to look as though all of the above will, thanks in a large part to technology, be playing in Las Vegas forever.

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  SHATTERED FACES - A tribute to...

  Laurence Hutson

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Shattered Faces brings to life the extraordinary, nearly forgotten story of American sculptress Anna Coleman Ladd, whose courage and compassion transformed the lives of soldiers disfigured in the Great War. In 1917, as the world reels from unprecedented destruction, Anna leaves her comfortable life—and her two young daughters—in America to travel to England and France. Her mission is to restore dignity to men whose faces were shattered in the trenches. 
   
  In Paris, she establishes the groundbreaking Studio for Portrait Masks, where she and her small team of artists create lifelike, hand‑painted copper masks modeled from pre‑injury photographs. These masks allow soldiers to walk the streets without fear, shame, or the cruel stares that once marked them as “monsters.” Through meticulous artistry and deep empathy, Anna offers these men not just a new face, but a chance to reclaim their identity and place in society. 
   
  Set against the chaos of wartime Paris, the novel follows Anna as she navigates the demands of the Red Cross, the arrival of the American Expeditionary Forces, and a world on the brink of change. She confronts personal sacrifice, the weight of separation from her family, and the barriers facing women long before they had the right to vote. As the studio grows, Anna evolves into a resilient, determined woman whose work becomes a quiet act of heroism. 
   
  Rich with historical detail and emotionally vivid scenes, Shattered Faces is a powerful story of healing, identity, and the human spirit’s capacity to endure—perfect for readers who love character‑driven historical fiction and book clubs seeking an inspiring, unforgettable journey.

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  Married… With Children vs the...

  Richard Gurman

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  Married . . . With Children burst onto the airwaves with a full-frontal attack on the myth of domestic tranquility depicted in family comedies since the dawn of TV. The outlier series, created by two rebellious writers given carte blanche from a fledgling FOX, became one of the longest running live-action sitcoms in television history and forever changed the way married life was portrayed on the very networks it so scathingly satirized. But it was far from smooth sailing as the creators bucked up against Barry Diller—then CEO of FOX— and then butted heads with network standards. 
   
   
   
  Married . . . With Children writer-producer Richard Gurman takes us behind the scenes of this boundary-breaking show to reveal how its inner workings were at times as disruptive and contentious—yet at other times, as hysterical and raunchy—as the Bundy family themselves. Featuring exclusive interviews with the cast, including Ed O'Neill and Katey Sagal, media moguls, network executives, writers, directors, critics, and even the woman who was so offended by one episode she launched a sponsor boycott that almost got the series canceled, Married . . . With Children vs. the World celebrates the rebellious, satirical vision of the show and the battle to keep it alive that paved the way for the tremendous diversity in family comedy style we see today.

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  Writing And Drawing As Art Forms...

  Owen Jones

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  In this digital age, artists have discovered a new frontier for sharing and selling their creations. From ebooks to paintings, the online world offers a vast array of platforms and strategies for artists to showcase and monetise their work. “Writing and Drawing As Art Forms” is a concise guide designed to help artists navigate this digital landscape and turn their passion into profit. 
  This book explores the various avenues available for artists to monetise their art, whether through selling ebooks, prints, or original artworks. It provides practical insights into understanding the market, choosing the right platforms, pricing artwork effectively, promoting art strategically, building a brand, and providing exceptional customer service. 
  Whether you’re an author seeking to self-publish your writing or an illustrator looking to sell your digital art, this guide offers valuable tips and resources to help you succeed in the online art market.

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  Give a Manor Take a Manor: The...

  Murray Johnston

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.  
   
  Domestic rebellions and foreign wars, the king’s rule, murder, traitors and execution, crippling debt, arranged marriages of young heirs and heiresses, avoidance of taxes, medieval decrees of inheritance, the black death and famine.  All that and more can be found in a fascinating new book based on the meticulous research of exceptional author Murray Johnston. 
   
  While his first book, The Watford Knight’s Fee, will satisfy serious students and enthusiasts of medieval English history, his second opens the door to everyone.  A time machine takes the reader along a fascinating and sometimes wobbly journey with the lords of the manor through 700 years – including, unique in English history, one family for 500 years. 
   
  Welcome to the world of manors in medieval England!

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  Goodnight Wonder World - Magical...

  Clara Finch

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  Goodnight, Wonder World: Magical Bedtime Stories for Curious Hearts is a heartwarming collection of enchanting tales designed to spark imagination and soothe little minds before sleep. Each story whisks young readers away to whimsical lands filled with talking stars, gentle dragons, curious cloud travelers, and brave little dreamers who discover the magic within themselves. Perfect for ages 4–8, these short, tender adventures blend wonder with wisdom, gently guiding children through themes of kindness, courage, and curiosity. Whether read aloud at bedtime or cherished during quiet moments, this beautifully crafted book is a nighttime treasure that helps turn bedtime into a journey of dreams.

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