Secondhand Biography & Memoir Bargain Book Box DSH1235

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Secondhand Biography & Memoir Bargain Book Box

Delve into the lives of extraordinary individuals with our Secondhand Biography & Memoir Bargain Book Box! This collection offers a captivating glimpse into the personal journeys, triumphs, and challenges of a diverse range of figures, from sports legends and literary giants to media personalities and historical icons. Each book is secondhand and may show signs of wear, adding to their unique charm and history.

  1. Shane Gould: Humble Too by Shane Gould
    The candid autobiography of Australian Olympic swimming sensation Shane Gould, sharing her experiences of early success, her decision to step away from the sport, and her return to the public eye. It's an inspiring story of personal growth and resilience.

  2. Georgiana by Brenda Niall
    This biography illuminates the life of Georgiana McCrae, a remarkable early Australian pioneer, artist, and diarist. It offers an intimate glimpse into colonial life, her personal struggles, and her creative spirit.

  3. More Please: An Autobiography by Barry Humphries
    The colorful and witty autobiography of the iconic Australian entertainer Barry Humphries, known for his beloved characters like Dame Edna Everage and Sir Les Patterson. It's a hilarious and insightful journey through a life lived in character.

  4. Patrick White: A Life by David Marr
    A comprehensive and critically acclaimed biography of the Nobel Prize-winning Australian author Patrick White, delving into his complex personality, his literary genius, and the influences that shaped his groundbreaking works. It's an essential read for literary enthusiasts.

  5. It Wasn't Meant to Be Like This by Lisa Wilkinson
    The engaging memoir of one of Australia's most respected journalists and television presenters, sharing her personal and professional journey, the challenges she faced, and the lessons she learned along the way. It's an honest and inspiring account of a public life.

  6. I Well Be: Cleopatra: An Actress's Journey by Zoe Caldwell
    An insightful memoir from the celebrated Australian actress Zoe Caldwell, reflecting on her acclaimed career and her transformative experiences playing the iconic role of Cleopatra, offering a unique perspective on the craft of acting and dramatic interpretation.

  7. Out in the Open: An Autobiography by Geoffrey Dutton
    The autobiography of Geoffrey Dutton, a distinguished Australian author, poet, and critic, offering a revealing look at his life, his literary and intellectual pursuits, and his connections to significant cultural movements. It's a rich portrait of a creative life.

  8. Windswept & Interesting: My Autobiography by Billy Connolly
    The rollicking and heartwarming autobiography of the beloved Scottish comedian and actor Billy Connolly, sharing his extraordinary life story with his signature wit and honesty. It’s a hilarious and poignant journey through a remarkable career.

  9. Rex: My Life by Rex Hunt
    The life story of Australian football legend and media personality Rex Hunt, recounting his colorful career, his passion for fishing, and his experiences in the public eye. It's an entertaining read for sports fans and those interested in Australian media figures.

  10. Smithy: The Life of Sir Charles Kingsford Smith by Ian Mackersey
    A definitive biography of the legendary Australian aviator Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, detailing his groundbreaking flights, his adventurous spirit, and his lasting impact on aviation history. It's a thrilling account of courage and pioneering achievement.

  11. The Life of a Country Vet by Graham Lord (about James Herriot)
    This biography explores the life and inspirations of James Herriot (real name Alf Wight), the beloved British veterinarian and author whose heartwarming stories of animal care captivated millions. It offers insights into the man behind the cherished books.

  12. The Prince of Wales: A Biography by Jonathan Dimbleby
    A comprehensive and authorized biography of Prince Charles (now King Charles III), offering an in-depth look at his life, his passions, his challenges, and his path towards becoming monarch. It's a detailed account of a public figure's journey.

  13. Pele: His Life and Times by Harry Harris
    A revised and updated biography of the legendary Brazilian football (soccer) player Pele, widely regarded as one of the greatest athletes of all time. It celebrates his extraordinary career, his impact on the sport, and his enduring legacy.

  14. The Puzzles of Childhood: His Early Life by Manning Clark
    An insightful and often poignant memoir from the renowned Australian historian Manning Clark, reflecting on his formative years and the experiences that shaped his intellectual and personal development. It's a revealing look at the early life of a significant thinker.

  15. May Week Was in June: More Unreliable Memoirs by Clive James
    Another collection of witty and self-deprecating memoirs from the brilliant Australian writer and broadcaster Clive James, filled with sharp observations, humorous anecdotes, and his characteristic intellectual playfulness. It’s a delightful read for fans of his unique voice.

  16. Patrick White Letters edited by David Marr
    A revealing collection of letters from the Nobel Prize-winning Australian author Patrick White, offering an intimate glimpse into his thoughts, creative process, and personal relationships, shedding light on the mind of a literary giant.

  17. Backroads to Hollywood: Phillip Noyce by Ingo Petzke
    This book explores the journey and career of acclaimed Australian film director Phillip Noyce, tracing his path from independent filmmaking to Hollywood blockbusters, and analyzing his distinctive cinematic style. It's a fascinating look at the art of filmmaking.

  18. A Biased Memoir by Ruth Cracknell
    The candid and often humorous memoir of beloved Australian actress Ruth Cracknell, sharing her experiences in theatre, television, and film, and her reflections on life, family, and the joys and challenges of a long and successful career.



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Secondhand Biography & Memoir Bargain Book Box

Delve into the lives of extraordinary individuals with our Secondhand Biography & Memoir Bargain Book Box! This collection offers a captivating glimpse into the personal journeys, triumphs, and challenges of a diverse range of figures, from sports legends and literary giants to media personalities and historical icons. Each book is secondhand and may show signs of wear, adding to their unique charm and history.

  1. Shane Gould: Humble Too by Shane Gould
    The candid autobiography of Australian Olympic swimming sensation Shane Gould, sharing her experiences of early success, her decision to step away from the sport, and her return to the public eye. It's an inspiring story of personal growth and resilience.

  2. Georgiana by Brenda Niall
    This biography illuminates the life of Georgiana McCrae, a remarkable early Australian pioneer, artist, and diarist. It offers an intimate glimpse into colonial life, her personal struggles, and her creative spirit.

  3. More Please: An Autobiography by Barry Humphries
    The colorful and witty autobiography of the iconic Australian entertainer Barry Humphries, known for his beloved characters like Dame Edna Everage and Sir Les Patterson. It's a hilarious and insightful journey through a life lived in character.

  4. Patrick White: A Life by David Marr
    A comprehensive and critically acclaimed biography of the Nobel Prize-winning Australian author Patrick White, delving into his complex personality, his literary genius, and the influences that shaped his groundbreaking works. It's an essential read for literary enthusiasts.

  5. It Wasn't Meant to Be Like This by Lisa Wilkinson
    The engaging memoir of one of Australia's most respected journalists and television presenters, sharing her personal and professional journey, the challenges she faced, and the lessons she learned along the way. It's an honest and inspiring account of a public life.

  6. I Well Be: Cleopatra: An Actress's Journey by Zoe Caldwell
    An insightful memoir from the celebrated Australian actress Zoe Caldwell, reflecting on her acclaimed career and her transformative experiences playing the iconic role of Cleopatra, offering a unique perspective on the craft of acting and dramatic interpretation.

  7. Out in the Open: An Autobiography by Geoffrey Dutton
    The autobiography of Geoffrey Dutton, a distinguished Australian author, poet, and critic, offering a revealing look at his life, his literary and intellectual pursuits, and his connections to significant cultural movements. It's a rich portrait of a creative life.

  8. Windswept & Interesting: My Autobiography by Billy Connolly
    The rollicking and heartwarming autobiography of the beloved Scottish comedian and actor Billy Connolly, sharing his extraordinary life story with his signature wit and honesty. It’s a hilarious and poignant journey through a remarkable career.

  9. Rex: My Life by Rex Hunt
    The life story of Australian football legend and media personality Rex Hunt, recounting his colorful career, his passion for fishing, and his experiences in the public eye. It's an entertaining read for sports fans and those interested in Australian media figures.

  10. Smithy: The Life of Sir Charles Kingsford Smith by Ian Mackersey
    A definitive biography of the legendary Australian aviator Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, detailing his groundbreaking flights, his adventurous spirit, and his lasting impact on aviation history. It's a thrilling account of courage and pioneering achievement.

  11. The Life of a Country Vet by Graham Lord (about James Herriot)
    This biography explores the life and inspirations of James Herriot (real name Alf Wight), the beloved British veterinarian and author whose heartwarming stories of animal care captivated millions. It offers insights into the man behind the cherished books.

  12. The Prince of Wales: A Biography by Jonathan Dimbleby
    A comprehensive and authorized biography of Prince Charles (now King Charles III), offering an in-depth look at his life, his passions, his challenges, and his path towards becoming monarch. It's a detailed account of a public figure's journey.

  13. Pele: His Life and Times by Harry Harris
    A revised and updated biography of the legendary Brazilian football (soccer) player Pele, widely regarded as one of the greatest athletes of all time. It celebrates his extraordinary career, his impact on the sport, and his enduring legacy.

  14. The Puzzles of Childhood: His Early Life by Manning Clark
    An insightful and often poignant memoir from the renowned Australian historian Manning Clark, reflecting on his formative years and the experiences that shaped his intellectual and personal development. It's a revealing look at the early life of a significant thinker.

  15. May Week Was in June: More Unreliable Memoirs by Clive James
    Another collection of witty and self-deprecating memoirs from the brilliant Australian writer and broadcaster Clive James, filled with sharp observations, humorous anecdotes, and his characteristic intellectual playfulness. It’s a delightful read for fans of his unique voice.

  16. Patrick White Letters edited by David Marr
    A revealing collection of letters from the Nobel Prize-winning Australian author Patrick White, offering an intimate glimpse into his thoughts, creative process, and personal relationships, shedding light on the mind of a literary giant.

  17. Backroads to Hollywood: Phillip Noyce by Ingo Petzke
    This book explores the journey and career of acclaimed Australian film director Phillip Noyce, tracing his path from independent filmmaking to Hollywood blockbusters, and analyzing his distinctive cinematic style. It's a fascinating look at the art of filmmaking.

  18. A Biased Memoir by Ruth Cracknell
    The candid and often humorous memoir of beloved Australian actress Ruth Cracknell, sharing her experiences in theatre, television, and film, and her reflections on life, family, and the joys and challenges of a long and successful career.