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A devoted wife and mother, businesswoman, TV star and award-winning producer, Sharon Osbourne has, in her own words, 'lived fifty lives in fifty years'. From her extraordinary childhood as the daughter of infamous rock manager Don Arden, to managing and marrying rock legend Ozzy Osbourne

Survivor - My Story the Next Chapter written by Sharon Osbourne performed by Paula Wilcox on CD (Abridged)

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ISBN: 9781405504003
Genre - Main: Non-Fiction
Genre - Specific: Autobiography
Duration: 120 mins
Length: Abridged
Author: Sharon Osbourne
Performer 1: Paula Wilcox

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In her award-winning bestseller EXTREME, Sharon Osbourne revealed the truth about her life in her famously frank and gutsy way. In her new autobiography SURVIVOR she goes even deeper - revealing the secrets and heartbreak behind the headlines, along with the love and humour that have pulled her through.

From the recent sad loss of her father, to her experiences as a judge on number 1 hit shows THE X FACTOR and AMERICA'S GOT TALENT, to the further jaw-dropping adventures and dramas in the Osbourne family, Sharon tells it like it really is - with wit, honesty and style.

SURVIVOR is as astonishing, big-hearted and fascinating as Mrs O herself . . .

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