Learning to Think: A Memoir
by Tracy King · 12 Mar 2025 · 248pp · 84,118 words
About the Author Tracy King is a writer, producer and science communicator based in England. She has contributed to media on subjects ranging from science and technology to politics and
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on YouTube and was adapted into a bestselling graphic novel. Her television and radio credits include Sky News, Newsnight, Good Morning Britain and BBC Sounds. Tracy King * * * LEARNING TO THINK. To my family and friends, especially Dad, and Daniel. Prologue I’M TINY. A CHILD. Twelve years old, skinny and short. My
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also often to be found hiding behind Jackie. In public she was shy; at home she was a fun and doting older sibling. And me, Tracy King. No middle name. I was loud, confident and often annoying, a more button-nosed, slightly showbiz version of my sister. All-singing, acting, dancing and
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JaJa were two little elves (But please keep that secret to yourselves) They came to stay one day in spring And met a girl named Tracy King And so on. Maybe it should have been embarrassing but I glowed with pride. It was proof of her love, to take so much interest
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for almost a year after the arrests, an unbearable wait, not Limbo but Hell. Meanwhile, from the local authority’s perspective, history repeated itself and Tracy King developed a ‘school phobia’ just like her older sister. After the long stretch of summer holidays, during which I parted with my appendix, I had
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evidence presented to the court? It’s summer 2021. I sit in the passenger seat of a car, clutching a sealed A4 brown envelope with ‘Tracy King’ handwritten on the outside. Inside are the detail and facts of Mike’s death. The hard proof, or as hard proof as I’m ever
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cover, which as everyone knows is the most important part of a book, The Chillside Sword, in the fanciest lettering I could think of. By Tracy King. In the middle I drew a magical-looking sword in purple felt-tip pen. I thought about what a book needed. Chapters, obviously. On the
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in a book, and grateful to anyone who took the time to read it. I hope you, too, find your candle in the dark. Cheerio! Tracy King August 2023 Acknowledgements This book contains the love and wisdom of a great many people. Thank you firstly to my partner, who defies description, and
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Penguin Random House group of companies whose addresses can be found at global.penguinrandomhouse.com. First published in Great Britain in 2024 by Doubleday Copyright © Tracy King, 2024 The moral right of the author has been asserted Cover design by R. Shailer/TW Extracts on pp. 228, 229 and 233 from The
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Invisible Women
by Caroline Criado Perez · 12 Mar 2019 · 480pp · 119,407 words
book on a daily basis. You know who you are. Biggest thanks of all, though, have to go to my amazing Official Friend and cheerleader Tracy King, who has not only worked with me on my madcap feminist campaigns, but who read the very earliest vomit drafts of this book and never