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A worthy sequel to his first book, "Enemy of The State". He continues to tell his life story, and how the UK 'State' systems of Police and Lawfare continue to oppress him with maximum bias, while the MSM continue to tell gigantic lies about him. I am surprised he is still standing, -but he is !
Heartwarming story of courage
This book really moved me. I love Bo's journey of self-discovery and my favourite part was the message at the end "no matter how small you are, you can achieve great things". I really hope it touches the souls of many little ones.
An excellent insite to articles on Indian wildlife
An inspiration to observe wildlife and encourage people to consider the change and challenges of mans impact on nature.
Good read but disjointed
I found there were too many characters and it was difficult to keep track of the narrative. However, on further reading there was a logic to this and all the strands came together at the end. I particularly liked the postcript mentioning what happened the characters after the story.
Firework night
I remember reading this book during the early 1970s as a 7-8year old.Roundabout the same period when making a dummy of guy fawkes to collect 'pennies for the guy',was a preoccupation of most boys and girls leading up to firework night....The book drew me in with its bitesized chunks of easily digested references to times past.The book is also a fond association,for me,of a time when children had different freedoms.
mums rcpca group can rescue the owls.
i love this book there are 4 owls in the farm .2 boys find the owls and tell there mum about them. there mum rings the rspca and they come to the house to rehome the baby owls.
The Kids Adore This Book
An amazing and fun story with beautifully illustrated characters which compliment this very entertaining story so well. The kids really enjoy the fun expressions and it makes a really enjoyable read too. The nicely illustrated characters give the kids a giggle as they follow the story and the well defined sounds and moves of each of the characters are very engaging. The story is very light hearted and fun and is a fave with the kids (which is always a winner!)
Great Pictures
Beautiful collection of photography of the Jesus and Mary Chain in the early days of the band, together with fascinating commentary by Jim Reid.
Lots of pictures not seen before. Great stuff.
A noble and brave story
A sequence of family tragedies led to Keith Lawton spending his childhood with a series of foster parents and in a notorious care home. Unable to deal with the abuses and cruelty he suffered, Keith locked his memories away, but he is haunted by nightmares. Years later, having built a successful career in the construction industry, Keith decides to find out about his past. As he discovers his case files, and the often heart-breaking notes written about him all those years ago, his memories emerge, and he begins to piece together a past where a little boy, vulnerable and alone, was failed by the system, over and over again. This is Keith’s story, honest, raw and heartfelt. It is a story of discovery, of hurt, and ultimately of healing, as Keith recounts his own past in the hope that it may help others to come to terms with their own.
Chorlton Pub Walks
This is the second in the series of books about Manchester Pubs, this one featuring Chorlton-cum-Hardy. It Is not a directory of opening times and different beers but more a "Stories behind the doors" of the people and places in Chorlton. 33 pubs and bars split into 6 walks with easy to read maps. Read it at home or do the walks. What more could you want.
