Rollason, Helen 1956-1999

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Rollason, Helen 1956-1999



Overview














Works: 1
works in
6
publications in
1
language and
107
library holdings
Genres:
Biography 
Roles: Author



Publication Timeline

.



Most widely held works about
Helen Rollason




  • Life's too short by
    Helen Rollason(
    Book
    )


 



Most widely held works by
Helen Rollason



Life's too short by
Helen Rollason(
Book
)
1
edition published

in
2001
in
English
and held by
2 WorldCat member

libraries

worldwide

In August 1997, BBC presenter Helen Rollason was diagnosed with colon and liver cancer and given until the end of the year
to live. For nearly two years she fought the disease until finally dying in August 1999. Here she recounts her life since
the diagnosis. 2000

 



Audience Level














0

Audience Level


 1
  Kids General Special  


Audience level:
0.79
(from
0.79
for
Life's too
... to
0.79
for
Life's too
...)





WorldCat IdentitiesRelated Identities



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Associated Subjects


Cancer--Patients Great Britain Rollason, Helen, Sportscasters Television personalities Women television personalities




Life's too short

Covers




Alternative Names


Helen Rollason British television presenter


Helen Rollason Brits journalist (1956-1999)


Helen Rollason Brits journaliste (1956-1999)


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Languages


English
(6)









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