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Jacqueline Lambert
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Author Interview: Travel Writer Jacqueline Lambert
My latest author interview - on Awesome Gang.
They missed out my piece of advice, which is 'Pack light, but never ever skimp on underwear'!
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Not the book I expected – but one that stayed with me I picked up The Happy Nomad expecting a travel memoir about life on the road. It isn't quite that. Instead, it is the story of Charlotte Bradman's extraordinary journey from a childhood marked by b ...more |
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Funny, honest, and thoroughly entertaining I’ve been a fan of Adrian Edmondson since the Comic Strip and Young Ones days, so I was always going to enjoy Berserker! – but what I particularly liked was discovering the parts of his life and career that I ...more |
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Funny, down-to-earth and genuinely inspiring I’m a big fan of Sarah Millican’s stand up comedy, so I was expecting How to Be Champion to make me laugh. It did that – but I also found it surprisingly inspiring. What struck me most was the journey from a ...more |
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Not at all what I expected I’m a fan of Alan Davies on programmes like QI, so I picked up Just Ignore Him expecting something quite different. This is not a funny memoir about life in comedy, but a deeply personal account of a childhood marked by abus ...more |
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Not at all what I expected I’m a fan of Alan Davies on programmes like QI, so I picked up Just Ignore Him expecting something quite different. This is not a funny memoir about life in comedy, but a deeply personal account of a childhood marked by abus ...more |
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Blindsided by the Taliban: A Journalist’s Story of War, Trauma, Love, and Loss
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A Gritty, Honest, Page-Turner Blindsided by the Taliban is much more than a story of injury and recovery. It is an exploration of what makes a special correspondent return willingly to war zones and the relationships that suffer as a result. How they ...more |
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I laughed, I cried, and at times I wanted to throttle humanity. Living with My Sin is the heartbreaking, funny, and ultimately uplifting story of a little pup who had been so badly abused that many people believed she should be put to sleep. Instead, ...more |
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.Warm, Thought-Provoking, and Refreshingly Honest. I read The Secret Sceptic in one sitting, which probably tells you something about how compelling it is. Written in the author’s authentic, conversational voice, it feels as though he is sitting acros ...more |
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Bigger and Better: Travels in Small Town and City America (First Steps Abroad Book 2):
"What does a young English lad do when he’s captivated by the American dream? Inspired, and just a little starstruck, by the TV shows of his youth, Stephen Malins sets out to discover whether the reality can ever match the images.
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“Too often, society defines success by the narrow, one-dimensional criterion of money. An approach which completely misses out everything that matters. Like happiness, fulfilment, kindness, change, passion, and love.”
― More Manchester Than Mongolia: An Unexpected Road Trip Through Back Road Britain
― More Manchester Than Mongolia: An Unexpected Road Trip Through Back Road Britain
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“When you reach for the stars, you are reaching for the farthest thing out there. When you reach deep into yourself, it is the same thing, but in the opposite direction. If you reach in both directions, you will have spanned the universe.”
― The Perpetual Calendar of Inspiration
― The Perpetual Calendar of Inspiration
“Wisdom is the reward you get for a lifetime of listening when you’d have preferred to talk.”
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