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Humor & Entertainment

Lipman, Maureen

Humor

HarperCollins, Publishers

How Was It for You ?

Arts & Photography

Performing Arts

Time Warner Paperbacks*

A humorous look at life as it really is, by the actress and comedienne, Maureen Lipman. This book is a follow-up to her previous book "How Was It For You?"

Something to Fall Back On

Mrs Large's attempts to have five minutes peace, her vain efforts to get out of the house all in one piece for a night out, her notion that elephants can diet and the farce of Mr Large's birthday, each of these only-too-realistic storylines has struck a chord with parents and children around the world for a decade. Now read all four stories in one book!

The Large Family Collection with CD

MURPHY, Jill

Walker Books

Thank You for Having Me

Biographies & Memoirs

Chivers Audio Books

<p>Maureen Lipman continues to examine the warp and weft of her own life's rich tapestry - including how she has survived winged ghosts, topless hosts, A levels, hypnosis, psychosis and vacuum salesmen.</p>

When's It Coming Out?

You Can Read Me Like a Book

Chivers Press Ltd

Maureen Lipman goes from strength to strength - or as she sees it, from weak to week.  Between the award-winning musical Oklahoma! and the only Welsh-Yiddish film to win the Genoa Film Festival, she found time to get trussed up in black plastic in Birmingham, seduced by a wet mammal in Barbados, distorted by a mammogram in a Wood Green car park and painted with yoghurt on a Thai health farm.  En route, she has become namesake to a rose and a sewage device, brushed up against Empty Nest Syndrome and Repetitive Train Injury and has effortlessly turned 50 with her chin in the air and a surgical collar on her neck.

Lip Reading

Music

ISIS Publishing

Maureen Lipman goes from strength to strength - or as she sees it, from weak to week. Between the award-winning musical Oklahoma! and the only Welsh-Yiddish film to win the Genoa Film Festival, she found time to get trussed up in black plastic in Birmingham, seduced by a wet mammal in Barbados, distorted by a mammogram in a Wood Green car park and painted with yoghurt on a Thai health farm. En route, she has become namesake to a rose and a sewage device, brushed up against Empty Nest Syndrome and Repetitive Train Injury and has effortlessly turned 50 with her chin in the air and a surgical collar on her neck.

Arts & Literature

Isis Large Print

Maureen Lipman goes from strength to strength - or, as she sees it, from weak to week.  Flailing famously in the turbulent twister that constitutes those four-letter words Home and Work, she has been clutching a biro along the way, and these "collected writhings" are the result.  Between churning butter-substitute in the award-winning musical OKLAHOMA! and doling out barley soup in the only Welsh-Yiddish film to win the Genoa Film Festival, she has found time to be trussed up in black plastic in Birmingham, seduced by a wet mammal in Barbados, distorted by a mammogram in a Wood Green car park and painted with yoghurt on a Thai health farm.  En route, she has become namesake to a rose and a sewage device, brushed up against Empty Nest Syndrome and Repetitive Train Injury and has effortlessly turned 50 with her chin in the air and a surgical collar on her neck.

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