I spent my formative years at a small farm similar to Sara's dad's, and Sara's stories deeply resonated with me.

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I’ve read a lot of books about The Beatles but this is easily the most joyous read because it’s not just full of information about The Beatles … it also looks at the world around them.

She hosted the Drivetime show for six months with features such as "For Your Ears Only", "Me, Myself and I", and "Chap's Eye Pub Quiz" (referring to her former sidekick Mark Chapman). Back in times of yore (the late 90s early 00s) a certain dickhole of a newspaper had Sara Cox written off as some sort of party girl, I think along with Zoe Ball the term ladettes was bandied about for a time, but she’s much more than that. I’ve got Louis Theroux, Adam Buxton, David Mitchell and not remotely middle-class Bob Mortimer, whose And Away autobiography is great. Here are fourteen titles which will make an appearance in the series that have been published in the last 12 months and that readers will be talking about this autumn. This was an enjoyable and warm novel about the lives of 4 different women who all live on an estate and attend a pottery class.

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When you're only just being introduced to a character for the first time, and they are having constant flashbacks to their trauma and retelling parts of their childhood. PDSA Celebrity supporters" Archived 10 November 2008 at the Wayback Machine, People's Dispensary for Sick Animals, 14 October 2008. It is book Cox has written herself where she retells memories of growing up on a farm with her family, with stand out moments that she now looks back on with either guilt, fondness, cringing or sheer hilarity! It was described as a story about friendship and pottery after all which I must admit sounded an odd combination but it certainly worked.Really wanted to love this because I admire Sara Cox, she’s so funny and smart, but god those first few chapters were not well written. For me it's my dad's farmyard, the streets where I played out, the lanes I drove down and the steps I sat on smoking with my best friend. To tackle the growing threat from Moscow Centre, Nat is put in charge of The Haven, a defunct substation of London General with a rag-tag band of spies.

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Each programme features a panel of four different famous faces who will each bring with them their favourite book of all time to discuss with their fellow guests. So if you're of the 70s or 80s, you're interested in Northern England at that time, or you're interested in farm tales, this could actually be an interesting book to read, even if you've never heard of Sara Cox. Sindhu says: It's a book about a woman who discovers her mother's extremely colourful, and quite scary and horrifying, past - after her mother has died.

Like Sara, I also grew up in the age before health and safety awareness, and nowadays I feel overwhelmingly grateful that none of us kids died or suffered any serious injuries because we did so many stupid and dangerous things which seemed like the best possible fun back then. Girls had to be light and I had this real sense of darkness and heaviness, and I kept thinking, “Oh, I've got to get rid of that”, because it's not necessary.