The author reflects on her family's Chinese American legacy, her experiences as a writer, her survival of natural disasters, and her struggle to manage three family members afflicted with brain disease.

Autobiografisch verslag over de vlucht in 1968 van de schrijver uit Tsjechoslowakije.

Verslag van een meisje dat zich vrijwillig laat opnemen in een psychiatrische inrichting.

Autobiografisch relaas van een journalist die als zij-instromer in het basisonderwijs aan de slag gaat op een multiculturele Rotterdamse basisschool.

The female pilot who has won more than 125 air races and has been inducted into the Aviation Hall of Fame describes her childhood dreams of flight, her struggles with sexism, her career as a trainer of flight students, and more.

Born in the slums of Birmingham in 1903, Kathleen Dayus was brought up in extreme and often cruel poverty. Later, left a widow while she was still in her twenties, she had to give her four children into the care of Dr Barnardos homes. It took her eight years of troublesome work and determination to achieve an adequate standard of living before she was allowed to have them back. In Her People and Where There's Life, the author told the story of her life up to the return of her children. In All My Days she writes about her life in wartime Birmingham, coping with bombing, keeping her jewellery business going, and later, of her marriage and life over the last 40 years. Interspersed are heart-rending revelations of the lives of her parents and older sister.

The author recounts her nearly sixty-year involvement in British journalism, and describes how public attitudes toward women and the elderly have changed.

The author recounts her nearly sixty-year involvement in British journalism, and describes how public attitudes toward women and the elderly have changed.

The female pilot who has won more than 125 air races and has been inducted into the Aviation Hall of Fame describes her childhood dreams of flight, her struggles with sexism, her career as a trainer of flight students, and more.