Tara Moss has recalled how she was forced to take a lie detector test to prove she was the writer of her hit novels. The Canadian-Australian author and model, 50, …
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An open marriage is always destined to end in recriminations and tears, you should know, says BEL MOONEY
by Jackby JackTry to imagine the scene. Your two young children are asleep, you’ve had another day of being the perfect mother. You love your husband very much and he loves you. …
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Aruba’s colonial history also meant that documents were scattered everywhere. “Our collection was scattered,” says Edric Croes, head of archive conservation and management at the National Archives of Aruba. Works …
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How TikTok’s love of dirty books is inspiring weddings: Millennials are getting married with ‘romantic ceremonies’ using Game of Thrones music and donning Harry Potter-inspired hairstyles
by Merryby MerryTikTok has been dubbed the new Goodreads, becoming extremely influential in the publishing world. In particular, romance (or romantic fantasy) books have become a huge hit with fans, particularly inspired …
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Meghan Markle chooses one of her favourite children’s books, about a female engineer, for ‘Literally Healing’ session at LA Children’s Hospital – after first reading it at Invictus Games
by Elijahby ElijahNew photos released this week of the Duchess of Sussex entertaining young patients at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) on March 21 with a storytime session that she chose as …
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The brilliant double-agent who tricked Hitler and saved D-Day – and how the British had initially rejected him as a spy!
by Elijahby ElijahCLASSIFIED! THE ADVENTURES OF A MOLEHUNTER By Nigel West (Bite Post £25, 384 people) Was the ultimate success of D-Day due, in large part, to one man? A man whose …
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Why smart phones are a form of child abuse: An author’s tips on how to stop YOUR teen becoming addicted to screens
by Elijahby ElijahDad, Jonathan Haidt’s six-year-old daughter said one day, can you take the iPad? I try to tear my eyes away from it, but I can’t. When even our children realize …
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Sequel Books and Stationery: Major supplier to schools collapses owing $5million
by Elijahby ElijahBy Pranav Harish for Daily Mail Australia Published: 7:11 a.m. EDT, March 20, 2024 | Update: 8:21 a.m. EDT, March 20, 2024 <!– <!– <!– <!– <!– <!– <!– Stationery …
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Emma Raducanu claims back-to-back wins for first time since Indian Wells twelve months ago after Dayana Yastremska retires, while Cameron Norrie books his place in last 32
by Alexanderby AlexanderRaducanu took a 4-0 lead before his opponent retired injured. Norrie booked his place in the round of 16 by beating Sonego in Indian Wells. By Nick Metcalfe Published: 17:50 …
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PETER HITCHENS: Would NATO really go to war with Russia, or is this a big hoax? A fascinating new book has a thought-provoking answer…
by Jackby JackDeterring Armageddon: A Biography of NATO By Peter Applications (Forest fire £25,624 people) During the icy depths of the Cold War, 40 years ago, I pestered my friends in Brussels …