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Literature & Fiction

Mahmood, Hana

Literary

Dialogue Books

Facing the Music: A searingly candid memoir from S Club 7 star, Hannah Spearritt

'Therehasbeenalotoffunandadventureinmyfivedecadesonearth.There are also things from my past that I've needed to deal with. This is my story, my truth, with no holds barred - and I deserve to be able to tell it the way that I choose.' &nbsp; It's time to face the music - the experiences that defined me, the mistakes that shaped me and the loves that changed my life. &nbsp; From S Club 7 pop star to Hollywood starlet, Hannah Spearritt has been on the stage, screen and airwaves since her teens. As one seventh of an iconic pop band, providing the soundtrack to so many childhoods, she has spent most of her life in the limelight. Now, for the first time ever, she's ready to open up in this deeply candid memoir. &nbsp; This is Hannah's true story. The lessons she has learned, the loves of her life, the dangerous health struggles, the friendships and the fallouts, the joy of being a mother and the heartbreak she has overcome - Hannah holds absolutely nothing back. &nbsp; Facing the Music is Hannah on her own terms - brave, unfiltered and hugely inspirational. Hannah can't wait for the world to get to know the real her.

Biographies & Memoirs

Spearritt, Hannah

Arts & Literature

'There has been a lot of fun and adventure in my five decades on earth. There are also things from my past that I've needed to deal with. This is my story, my truth, with no holds barred - and I deserve to be able to tell it the way that I choose.' It's time to face the music - the experiences that defined me, the mistakes that shaped me and the loves that changed my life. From S Club 7 pop star to Hollywood starlet, Hannah Spearritt has been on the stage, screen and airwaves since her teens. As one seventh of an iconic pop band, providing the soundtrack to so many childhoods, she has spent most of her life in the limelight. Now, for the first time ever, she's ready to open up in this deeply candid memoir. This is Hannah's true story. The lessons she has learned, the loves of her life, the dangerous health struggles, the friendships and the fallouts, the joy of being a mother and the heartbreak she has overcome - Hannah holds absolutely nothing back. Facing the Music is Hannah on her own terms - brave, unfiltered and hugely inspirational. Hannah can't wait for the world to get to know the real her.

Memoirs

Review\n[A] brilliant debut―Sunday Times Crime Club\nTense and pacey . . . fast and furious' ―Guardian\nA fresh and exciting new voice to the genre―Ann Cleeves\nGritty, compelling and authentic, with an engaging hero and a hugely enjoyable plot―Daily Express\nHave never read anything so action-packed and tense! A fantastic read!―Ausma Zehanat Khan\nEnjoyable. Fast-paced. Recommended―Observer\nA sometimes violent, always excellent West London Asian crimer―Daily Sport\nGritty, startlingly original and great fun―Robert Bryndza\nThe finest story telling finds the epic in the intimate and the intimate in the epic. Brothers in Blood introduces new voices and new communities into the world of crime fiction...you won't be putting this book down―Hardeep Singh Kohli\nA damn good read that I found impossible to put down. When can I read the next one?―CJ Carver\nAn authentic slice of Brit Asian noir... Gripping―Vaseem Khan\nFast paced, daring and totally gripping. Very real characters, tough but vulnerable at the same time.'―Dreda Say Mitchell\n'It's no accident that Amer Anwar has so vividly and passionately described the goings-on, happy and desperate, in Southall, west London. He has lived there all his life, within its large Asian population. Zaq Khan, the endearing Sikh hero of Brothers in Blood, is utterly convincing too. He has had a rough time, with a spell in prison. He gets a job after his release; his boss orders him to find his runaway daughter. He cannot refuse, even though his efforts bring him into dangerous conflict with the local baddies. Terrific dialogue and much humour.'―The Times Crime Books of the Year\nA smartly plotted, pacy debut―i newapaper\nAn engaging hero, a cunning plot, and a fascinating journey into Southall's underworld. We'll be hearing a lot more from Amer Anwar―Mick Herron\nA fine debut novel. With his engaging characters and skilful plotting, Anwar brings a fresh and exciting new voice to the genre―Ann Cleeves\nWhat a wild ride! Have never read anything so action-packed and tense! A fantastic read―Ausma Zehanat Khan, author of The Unquiet Dead\nRaw! Authentic! The crime thriller that I've been waiting for―Khurrum Rahman, author of East of Hounslow\nThe finest story telling finds the epic in the intimate and the intimate in the epic. Brothers in Blood introduces new voices and new communities into the world of crime fiction. Those readers who don't own a coffee table or a bedside cabinet need not worry; you won't be putting this book down―Hardeep Singh Kohli, broadcaster, columnist and writer\nThis is such a thrillingly authentic slice of London life. No one's written these characters before - and done it so well.―William Shaw\n"What a class book Brothers in Blood is! Fast paced, daring and totally gripping―Dreda Say Mitchell\nAnwer fills a gap that has been yawning for far too long and what sets him apart is his extraordinary storytelling and sheer authenticity. It was fascinating, occasionally funny, but also terrifying. A damn good read that I found impossible to put down.―CJ Carver\nTHE TIMES BOOKS OF THE YEAR 2018\nGUARDIAN BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR 2018\nBOOKS IN THE MEDIA BEST CRIME BOOKS OF 2018\nFEATURED ON CRIME TIME BEST OF THE YEAR 2018\nWINNER OF THE CWA DEBUT DAGGER\n'[A] brilliant debut' Sunday Times Crime Club\n'A fresh and exciting new voice to the genre' Ann Cleeves\n'Gritty, compelling and authentic'Daily Express\n'Fascinating' CJ Carver\n'Enjoyable. Fast-paced. Recommended.' Observer\n'Raw! Authentic! The crime thriller that I've been waiting for' Khurram Rahman\n'Terrific' The Times\n'One of the best books I've read this year' The Crime Novel Reader\n'Impressive, Brutal, Convincing' Mail on Sunday\n'You won't be putting this book down' Hardeep Singh Kohli\n'A satisfying slice of action-led crime . . . readers (will be) hooked from the off' Skinny\n* 
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*\nTHEY'RE NOT BOUND BY FAMILY. BUT A FAMILY COULD TEAR THEM APART.\nSouthall, West London. After being released fr

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Contemporary

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SHUKLA, NIKESH

The Good Immigrant USA

Suleyman, Chimene

Essays & Correspondence

Permission

Vogel, Saskia

A profoundly unsettling story of a plantation slave's desperate escape into a rainforest beyond human control, with his master and a ferocious dog on his heels.
 This flight to freedom takes them on a journey that will transform them all, as the overwhelming physical presence of the forest and its dense primeval wilderness reshapes reality and time itself.
 In the darkness, the old man grapples with the spirits of all those who have gone before him; the knowledge that the past is always with us, and the injustice that can cry out from beyond the grave.
 From a Prix Goncourt writer hailed by Milan Kundera as the "heir of Joyce and Kafka," The Old Slave and the Mastiff fearlessly portrays the demonic cruelties of the slave trade and its human costs - a wise, loving tribute to the Creole culture of Martinique, and a vividly told journey into the heart of Caribbean history and human endurance.

The Old Slave and the Mastiff

CHAMOISEAU, Patrick

Remembered

It is 1910 and Philadelphia is burning. For Spring, there is nothing worse than sitting up half the night with her dead sister and her dying son, reliving a past she would rather not remember in order to prepare for a future she cannot face. Edward, Spring's son, lies in a hospital bed. He has been charged with committing a crime on the streets of Philadelphia. But is he guilty? The evidence -- a black man driving a streetcar into a store window - could lead to his death. Surrounded by ghosts and the wounded, Spring, an emancipated slave, is forced to rewrite her story in order to face the prospect of a future without her child. With the help of her dead sister, newspaper clippings and reconstructed memories, she shatters the silences that have governed her life in order to lead Edward home.

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