a new food and chat show. But her revived TV career is short-lived when one of the celebrity guests threatens to steal the show. Bella finds herself turning to blackmail to save her job. But will her threat to reveal her bossâs infidelity keep her on TV? And will she ever find a reason to buy that dream wedding dress?
This comedy from one of the UKâs best-loved funny ladies will make you laugh out loud.
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Earnie: My Life with Cardiff City
Robert Earnshaw
Accent Press
From the African plains to the Millennium Stadium, this is the remarkable story of the boy who was born to be a Bluebird.
Nicknamed Earnie, this is the story of Robert Earnshawâs journey from the Zambian village where he was born to Caerphilly, where he first kicked a âproperâ football. Seven years later, aged 16, he was signed up by Cardiff City and started banging in the goals on his way to break the Bluebirdsâ goal-scoring records.
Here Earnie reflects on his Welsh success, his trademark somersault goal celebration and the crazy world of Sam Hammam, and he reveals why Cardiff City will always have a special place in his heart.
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Why do Golf Balls have Dimples?
Wendy Sadler
Accent Press
Have you ever wondered why golf balls have dimples or why your hair goes frizzy in the rain?
Scientist Wendy Sadler has the answers in her book of Weird and Wonderful facts.
Broken down into user-friendly chapters like sport, going out, the great outdoors, food and drink and the downright weird, Wendyâs book gives the scientific answers to lifeâs intriguing questions, like why toast always lands butter-side down and why you canât get (too) lost with a satnav.
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Going for Gold
Accent Press
What does it take to go for gold and be the greatest?
In Going For Gold , Walesâs leading athletes share the secrets of their drive and determination to be the best in their sport.
Cyclist Geraint Thomas, who won Olympic gold in the Team Pursuit in Beijing 2008, and 11 times gold medal-winning paralympic swimmer Dave Roberts talk of their ambitions to win in London 2012.Â
World champion hurdler David âDaiâ Greene explains his hunger to be the best and the importance of loving what you do, while Commonwealth medal-winning swimmer Jazmin âJazzâ Carlin and paralympic world champion Nathan Stephens reveal the discipline needed to go for gold.
This collection of stories will inspire others to aim for their goals and follow their dreams.
About the Author
Emlyn Rees was brought up in Cardiff and studied English at Southampton University. He published his first crime novel, The Book of Dead Authors , aged 25, his second a year later, and then co-wrote seven comedies with Josie Lloyd, including the Number One Sunday Times bestseller Come Together. Heâs currently working on a series of novels featuring hostage negotiator Danny Shanklin â the one guy you would want on your side in a fight.
This comedy from one of the UKâs best-loved funny ladies will make you laugh out loud.
Fall in love with reading
Earnie: My Life with Cardiff City
Robert Earnshaw
Accent Press
From the African plains to the Millennium Stadium, this is the remarkable story of the boy who was born to be a Bluebird.
Nicknamed Earnie, this is the story of Robert Earnshawâs journey from the Zambian village where he was born to Caerphilly, where he first kicked a âproperâ football. Seven years later, aged 16, he was signed up by Cardiff City and started banging in the goals on his way to break the Bluebirdsâ goal-scoring records.
Here Earnie reflects on his Welsh success, his trademark somersault goal celebration and the crazy world of Sam Hammam, and he reveals why Cardiff City will always have a special place in his heart.
Fall in love with reading
Why do Golf Balls have Dimples?
Wendy Sadler
Accent Press
Have you ever wondered why golf balls have dimples or why your hair goes frizzy in the rain?
Scientist Wendy Sadler has the answers in her book of Weird and Wonderful facts.
Broken down into user-friendly chapters like sport, going out, the great outdoors, food and drink and the downright weird, Wendyâs book gives the scientific answers to lifeâs intriguing questions, like why toast always lands butter-side down and why you canât get (too) lost with a satnav.
Fall in love with reading
Going for Gold
Accent Press
What does it take to go for gold and be the greatest?
In Going For Gold , Walesâs leading athletes share the secrets of their drive and determination to be the best in their sport.
Cyclist Geraint Thomas, who won Olympic gold in the Team Pursuit in Beijing 2008, and 11 times gold medal-winning paralympic swimmer Dave Roberts talk of their ambitions to win in London 2012.Â
World champion hurdler David âDaiâ Greene explains his hunger to be the best and the importance of loving what you do, while Commonwealth medal-winning swimmer Jazmin âJazzâ Carlin and paralympic world champion Nathan Stephens reveal the discipline needed to go for gold.
This collection of stories will inspire others to aim for their goals and follow their dreams.
About the Author
Emlyn Rees was brought up in Cardiff and studied English at Southampton University. He published his first crime novel, The Book of Dead Authors , aged 25, his second a year later, and then co-wrote seven comedies with Josie Lloyd, including the Number One Sunday Times bestseller Come Together. Heâs currently working on a series of novels featuring hostage negotiator Danny Shanklin â the one guy you would want on your side in a fight.
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