There's only one Christopher Biggins. The man who was crowned the King of the Jungle on TV's I'm a Celebrity ...Get Me Out of Here! has been at the heart of the entertainment universe for more than forty years. His radiant personality and wicked sense of humour have made him a hit with millions of fans and won him the admiration of many of his peers. But just who is the person behind that infectious laugh? Within these pages, the man affectionately known as 'Biggins' finally reveals all...In this candid autobiography, Biggins tells the full story of his colourful, packed life. He tells of how, after winning his first role at a local theatre he headed to Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, where his contemporaries included Jeremy Irons - with who he went on honeymoon! Thanks to diverse television roles such as Poldark, Porridge and Rentaghost, Biggins became one of the best-known faces on television and on the stage. Fortune shone on Biggins when he was the surprise contestant on I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! in 2007. His genuine personality, his appetite for fun and the gusto with which he approached the dreaded Bushtucker trials all endeared him to his fellow contestants and the public, who wasted no time in voting him winner of the show.

Within these pages, the man affectionately known as "Biggins" finally reveals all. This candid biography tells of his brushes with the law, a downward spiral of debt, and how winning his first role at a local theater sent him to the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, where his contemporaries included Jeremy Irons the man Biggins later honeymooned with after a long struggle of hiding his true sexuality from his wife and the public. His trademark wit shines through as he relates the fully story of his colorful, packed life. As one of the stage's and televsion's most-known faces, those who love him will simply love his book."

The Eight Deadly Shames is the first collection of articles from popular satirical news website, The Daily Shame. Includes the feline organisation fighting to ban use of the word "pussy", Mumsnet's declaration of independence, The Voice of Vorderman, and Al Qaeda's plans to introduce Hostage Holidays, plus much more...

In a World War Two saga of war and romance, a Puerto-Rican naval officer's involvement in a forbidden love affair with the daughter of America's most powerful, but bigoted, industrial baron, sets the young pilot on a path of destruction and culminates with the heart-pounding events surrounding the epic battle near Midway Island in the Pacific.

Sequel to Roeing Oaks. For Kate, leaving the farm behind at Mr. Roeing's invitation is a welcome prospect. He proves to be the benefactor he claimed to be, and intends to see Kate elevated to her proper position in Society. But he has plans to travel abroad to Africa - without her. She will be escorted to London to be looked after by trusted custodians and must prove herself in High Society while lending her assistance to the Oakes family charity in London's most impoverished quarter. She will brush shoulders with all walks of life in the city and even present herself before the Queen. If she thinks she will have her mother to lean upon during these adventures, Kate is wrong. She must forge her own path in the wake of controversy, self-doubt, and new thrills in a city filled with soirees and suitors. Mr. Roeing and Kate will keep correspondence while he's abroad, but when he returns he may find there was much left out of their correspondence.