by Vidal Sassoon (2011)
Sassoon created some of the most iconic images of our times. In this memoir he introduces us to the people who helped him along his way, and also of the passions that drive him. They provide a moving account of a boy from the East End of London who became the most famous hairdresser in the world.
/ Joe Hoppel
Longtime disc jockey of country music radio station WCMS in Norfolk, Virginia Joe Hoppel's autobiography is liberally sprinkled with stories and photos of Joe with many famous people, chiefly country musicians.
Tracy McMillan
"Television writer Tracy McMillan managed to work her way into a killer Hollywood career--privileged world of pool houses, premieres, and big-time producer deals--despite being the daughter of a fur-coat-wearing, El Dorado-driving, smooth-talking pimp named Freddie. But success couldn't save her from the pattern of self-destructive choices--stemming from her history with her father--that would shape all of her romantic relationships. This is her comic, tragic, and ultimately victorious story, the riveting true tale of how having a father obsessed with women made her a woman obsessed with men."
Neil Cossar
"This book offers more than 350 eyewitness accounts from fans who saw him live in concert, from colleagues who played music and worked with him and from friends. From his early shows in Bromley--through the 182-date Ziggy Stardust Tour and the 12 other major tours across the world--this is a unique view of the David Bowie story. It places him in the context of the times he lived through and his place in the lives of those who saw him. The book features a wealth of fascinating stories, memorabilia and photographs that have never been published before--making this book a unique portrait of one of the most influential musicians of this era."--Backcover.
Anna Birch and Deborah Crewe
"When fresh-faced, newly qualified vet Anna arrives in the seemingly sleepy Dorset village of Ebbourne, little does she know that this tiny rural community is about to change her life. Straight in at the deep end, Anna faces two tricky calvings, an emergency call-out to a frightened mare, lots of mad cats and one enormous dog with an injured leg."--Publisher's description.