Library home. Books by Kate Adie

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CORSETS TO CAMOUFLAGE

\pause{1500}Catalogue number: \S+ 6792 \S*
\pause{1500}Number of cassettes: 7
\pause{1500}Time (hours): 0.00
\pause{1500}Reader: Beale, Pauline
\pause{1500}Main subject: Biography & Autobiography - General
\pause{1500}Additional subject: War - General
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Kate Adie is more than familiar with war zones. In this book she looks at other ordinary women who have performed extraordinary deeds in the theatre of war.

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KINDNESS OF STRANGERS, THE

\pause{1500}Catalogue number: \S+ 6266 \S*
\pause{1500}Number of cassettes: 12
\pause{1500}Time (hours): 17.50
\pause{1500}Reader: Gower, Nancy
\pause{1500}Main subject: Radio & TV Journalism
\pause{1500}Additional subject: Biography & Autobiography - General
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Kate Adie joined the BBC in 1969 and since then has reported from many of the world's trouble spots including Northern Ireland, the Middle East, Tiananmen Square and the first Gulf War. She gives an insight into the modern world of news, where reporting the facts is not as simple as it seems.

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KINDNESS OF STRANGERS, THE

\pause{1500}Catalogue number: \S+ 6653 \S*
\pause{1500}Number of cassettes: 12
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\pause{1500}Reader: Gower, Nancy
\pause{1500}Main subject: Radio & TV Journalism
\pause{1500}Additional subject: Biography & Autobiography - General
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Kate Adie joined the BBC in 1969 and since then has reported from many of the world's trouble spots including Northern Ireland, the Middle East, Tiananmen Square and the first Gulf War. She gives an insight into the modern world of news, where reporting the facts is not as simple as it seems.

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KINDNESS OF STRANGERS, THE

\pause{1500}Catalogue number: \S+ 6653 \S*
\pause{1500}Number of cassettes: 14
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\pause{1500}Main subject: Radio & TV Journalism
\pause{1500}Additional subject: Biography & Autobiography - General
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Kate Adie joined the BBC in 1969 and since then has reported from many of the world's trouble spots including Northern Ireland, the Middle East, Tiananmen Square and the first Gulf War. She gives an insight into the modern world of news, where reporting the facts is not as simple as it seems.

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NOBODY'S CHILD

\pause{1500}Catalogue number: \S+ 7831 \S*
\pause{1500}Number of cassettes: 10
\pause{1500}Time (hours): 14.00
\pause{1500}Reader: Wilsher, Gill
\pause{1500}Main subject: Biography & Autobiography - General
\pause{1500}Additional subject: History - General, Social history
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If you were abandoned by your parents what questions would you ask? What questions could you answer? Kate Adie, adopted but not abandoned, researches this area and gives an amazing insight into the world of foundlings.

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