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Walking Literary London takes you on a unique journey through the city's rich literary heritage. Over twenty years of exploration has resulted in this original and engaging guide, which presents...

Paddington's Guide to London offers an entertaining and enlightening journey through the city. This charming guidebook takes readers on a tour of major London destinations, with some surprising...

The Little Book of London is a humorous and engaging compendium of unusual facts about the city. From its quirky laws to eccentric inhabitants, this book offers a lighthearted look at the world's...

London Colouring Book by Struan Reid is a fascinating colouring book that brings the UK's capital city to life. Featuring a range of iconic landmarks, including Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square,...

London Immigrant City by Nazneen Khan-Østrem is a fascinating exploration of the city's diverse history and its transformation into a unique metropolis. Through her travels around London, the author...

London Lies Beneath by Stella Duffy is a powerful and compelling novel inspired by real events. In August 1912, three friends set out on an adventure that will change them forever. Tom, Jimmy, and...

The Privatisation of London's Buses By Roger Torode Capital Transport Publishing, 2015 213 pages, hardcover This book tells the story of how London's bus service came to be run by private companies...

London A View from the Streets by Anna Maude A rich and diverse body of work captures London's essence through the ages. From artists to map-makers, engravers and satirists, many have tried to make a...

Tales of London's Docklands by Henry Bradford is a collection of true stories drawn from his experiences as a Registered Docker in the Port of London. During this time, traffic through the docks was...

London Suite A Comedy by Neil Simon is a hilarious comedy about a deluxe London hotel. When its occupants check in, the suite becomes the stage for a series of absurd and farcical events. A writer...

GS: The London Guy Special is a unique blend of engineering and transportation history. Written by Peter Aves and Alan Charman, this book tells the story of the development of London's transport...

China Miéville's London's Overthrow is a searing critique of the city at a time of great social and economic upheaval. In this powerful polemic, the acclaimed author cuts through the rhetoric of...

London Falling by Paul Cornell is a gripping urban fantasy mystery that follows Detective Inspector James Quill as he pursues a complex and deadly case. When his prize suspect, Rob Toshack, is...

A church art exhibition turns deadly. When a woman's face loses all definition and her skin takes on an unnatural hue, Jack Haldean leaps into action to catch her. He had expected the Lythewell and...

London: An Insider's Guide Reveals the City's Hidden Gems This comprehensive guidebook offers a unique perspective on London, from its vibrant streets to its tranquil gardens. Through personal...

London: An Illustrated History offers a fresh perspective on one of the world's most exciting cities. From prehistoric mammals to Victorian sewers, Viking raids to Zeppelin air raids, Roman temples...

London City of Revelation by C.E. Street The layout of London's sacred sites reveals a surprising pattern of sacred geometry, mirroring the design of Stonehenge's megaliths over 3,500 years ago. This...

The 1960s London Docks Scene: A Glimpse into the Past Through rare and historic photographs, Mark Lee Inman captures the essence of the traditional London docks scene in its final decade. This era...

London, 1894. A meeting in a Chelsea drawing room brings together Police Chief Macnaghten, Oscar Wilde, and Arthur Conan Doyle to discuss one of England's most infamous cases: the identity of Jack...

Follow the River Thames through the famous sights of London, from Kew Gardens to the Olympic Village. This interactive book features amazing pop-ups, flaps and tabs to lift and explore. See London in...

London Metropolitan Police Stations by Eileen Sanderson A photographic record of London's historic police stations, this book captures their decline and transformation in recent years. Many have...

Living in London: A Practical Guide provides valuable advice and recommendations for those relocating to the city. Written by expats who have experienced the transition firsthand, this guide offers...

Book 7 in the Rivers of London series by Ben Aaronovitch. In London, the past is never truly buried. When the Faceless Man, Martin Chorley, is unmasked and on the run, Detective Constable Peter Grant...

Dark Lines of London is a sci-fi/historical thriller that weaves together centuries of secrets and mysteries within the city of London. When a literary graduate finds himself thrown back and forth...

Dog-Friendly London by Four & Sons is a comprehensive guide to exploring the city with your dog. Compiled from local tips and advice, this book features original photography and expert guidance on...

Robert Adam's London Produced in Conjunction with an Exhibition of the Same Title at Sir John Soane's Museum. This book explores the designs of Robert Adam, one of the most influential architects of...

Three women from different backgrounds join the fight against the Blitz in this gripping historical novel. In 1941, London is under attack, and the Royal Navy issues a call for female motorcycle...

In the heart of London, a complex web of loyalty and deception unfolds. CIA agent Lyndsey Duncan is drawn into a high-stakes game when her MI6 counterpart, Davis Ranford, requests her help in...

Real Life in London by Pierce Egan is a thought-provoking exploration of life in 19th-century London. Written in 1833, this novel offers a unique glimpse into the social and economic realities of the...

London has long been a hub for literary talent. This guide takes you on a journey through the city's most significant connections to its famous writers and their lives. From homes and bookshops to...

Electric tensions simmer beneath the streets of London in 1664. Thomas Chaloner, spy to the Lord Chancellor, senses an undercurrent of restlessness among the city's inhabitants. Rumors swirl in the...

London's Riverside Pubs: A Guide to the Best Watering Holes Along the Thames and Grand Union Canal. Discover 100 pubs along the riverside, from Walton-on-Thames to Thamesmead, offering a variety of...

London Belles is a powerful and moving novel about four young women brought together by war. As they navigate their lives in London during World War II, each faces unique challenges that test their...

London Lives Poverty, Crime and the Making of a Modern City, 1690-1800This new study sheds light on the lesser-known experiences of eighteenth-century Londoners who struggled with poverty or crime...

Simon Hadleigh-Sparks' Visions of London is a unique collection of urban city photography that showcases his passion for abstract-reflected architecture and reflected imagery.The book features...

London Interiors presents some of the most inspiring interiors in one of the world's greatest cities. This stunning collection showcases famous and classic homes, converted industrial buildings, and...

The Alexander ALX400 was the first low-floor bus body built in the UK, emerging in 1997. Its popularity soon spread beyond London, with many operators adopting the model across the country. David...

London A Short History by A. N. Wilson is a concise and engaging exploration of the city's rich history, spanning over 2,000 years. From its Roman roots to its modern-day cosmopolitanism, Wilson...

Old Ordnance Survey Maps of London by Alan Godfrey Maps provides a unique visual record of London's development over time. The maps, published in 1986, showcase the city's transformation from the...

London Perceived: A Portrait of The City A distillation of the London experience, this book offers a panorama of its history, art, literature, and daily life. It presents the city that Londoners know...

London's Sewers by Paul Dobraszczyk A fascinating exploration of Victorian London's sanitation crisis and its solution. In 1860s London, the city's rapid growth led to a sanitary crisis, prompting...

The London That Never Happened by Antony Badsey-Ellis is an exploration of what could have been. This thought-provoking book delves into the history of London, examining key moments and decisions...

Spring-Heeled Jack is a thrilling adventure told in words and pictures by Philip Pullman. Beautiful cover illustration by Peter Bailey and sumptuous illustrations throughout bring this story to life...

London Bites Eight Stories by Brandon Broll is a collection of eight stories that explore the everyday and unusual in London during the early 1990s. From the mundane to the unexpected, these tales...

Discover the lesser-known green spaces of London with this comprehensive guidebook. Walking in London Park, Heath and Waterside presents 25 varied walks exploring the city's royal parks, heaths,...

London's Lost Rivers is a fascinating exploration of the hidden waterways that flow beneath the streets of the capital. From the Fleet in Hampstead's ponds to the mouth of the Effra in Vauxhall, Paul...

London's pubs are an integral part of its history and culture. This guidebook explores the city's diverse past, from Roman conquest to modern-day progress, by pairing historical landmarks with nearby...

Introduce your little ones to the vibrant world of London with this engaging board book.First Words London is a visually stunning padded board book, packed with photographs and illustrations of...

An Opinionated Guide to Vegan London by Sara Kiyo Popowa is your essential companion for navigating modern vegan food in London. As the vegan scene continues to grow, this book provides expert...

Dream London is a world where the city changes every night and the people change with each passing day. Captain Jim Wedderburn must navigate this shifting landscape to uncover the truth behind the...

The Huguenots of London by Robin D. Gwynn In 1685, the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes marked a turning point in the persecution of Protestants in France, leading hundreds of Huguenot refugee...

London, Burning is a novel about a nation at a crossroads. In 1970s London, corruption and division threaten to tear society apart, echoing concerns that remain relevant today. Against this backdrop,...

The 1960s to the 1990s: A History of London's BusesThis comprehensive history covers the development and operation of London's buses over nearly three decades, from the early 1960s to the mid-1990s...

The Strangest London Quiz Book by Tom Quinn is a fascinating quiz book packed with fun and challenging questions based on the weirdest events from London's history. From ancient traditions to quirky...

Karl Marx in London explores the life and experiences of the father of Marxism during his time spent in the English capital. Simon Webb examines how the Victorian city influenced Marx's thoughts,...

Vladimir Ilyich Lenin's relationship with London played a pivotal role in shaping his political thought. This book tells the story of Lenin's intriguing connection with Apollinariya Yakubova, a...

England, 1881. For Jack Branson, being gay is both a sin and a crime. After an unspeakable incident forces him to leave his idyllic Irish hometown, he rebuilds his life in fog-and-mould London as a...

Paperscapes London transforms into a work of art with over 50 iconic buildings featured in this unique book. Accompanying illustrations press out of the page, creating a cityscape that's perfect for...

The Great Fire of London By Gillian Clements Franklin Watts, 2012 32 pages, paperback In September 1666, a fire broke out in Pudding Lane, quickly spreading throughout the medieval city of London...

George Frideric Handel: A Life of Musical Genius In 1712, a young German composer arrived in London to serve as musician to King George II. This marked the beginning of a remarkable four-decade...

The Great Fire of London by Stephen Porter In 1666, a devastating conflagration swept through the City of London, leaving destruction in its wake. This comprehensive account examines the events...

London's gang warfare was a brutal and complex phenomenon that predated the infamous Krays. In the early 20th century, rival gangs clashed in violent battles over territory and pride. The Bethnal...

The Big Book of Serial Killers by Jack Rosewood is a comprehensive A-Z encyclopedia of 150 serial killers from around the world. This reference book provides a detailed look at some of the most...

London's River Folk Tales for Children by Anne Johnson and Sef Townsend offers a unique glimpse into the everyday magic that has been hidden beneath the surface of London's rivers for centuries. The...

London Bus Liveries: A Miscellany by Malcolm Batten explores the varied liveries carried by London buses since 1969. From the iconic red livery to special promotional and commemorative designs, this...

Explore the vibrant city of London in this engaging search and find book. With hundreds of things to spot, from pigeons to telephone boxes, you'll discover fascinating facts about iconic places in...

London Bone and Other Stories by Michael Moorcock explores the hidden corners of London, revealing a patchwork of tales that build up to a portrait of the city. Fossils discovered deep beneath its...

The Shard, London Bridge Tower, is a 306m-tall vertical town that has become a landmark in London's skyline. This book tells the story of its creation, from initial design to final completion.Renzo...

The Unsolved Murders of Late Victorian London In the late 19th century, the streets of London were plagued by a series of unsolved murders that shocked the public. While Jack the Ripper's crimes are...

Globe Life in Shakespeare's London by Catharine Arnold explores the fascinating connection between William Shakespeare and the city of London during his lifetime. The book delves into the history of...

London's Hidden Burial Grounds by Robert Bard and Adrian Miles explores the lesser-known burial grounds beneath London's streets. Over centuries, these sites have been developed, built over, and...

London's rich history spans thousands of years, leaving behind a wealth of stories and legends that have been largely forgotten. This comprehensive guide brings together expert essays and gazetteer...

The London Volvo B7TL By Matthew Wharmby Published 2021 272 pages, hardcover. In the early 2000s, Volvo was in a fierce competition with Dennis and DAF to design Britain's first low-floor double-deck...

The Government and Misgovernment of London by William A. Robson is a comprehensive analysis of the city's governance and development.First published in 2006, this book examines the complex...

Mice in the City: London follows a busy morning in London as mice dressed in top hats and smart overcoats make their way to work by bus, tube, and train. From the mice of Parliament baking cakes to...

Observations of a London Commuter by David Fawcett is a unique collection of paintings inspired by his daily commute from Kent to central London. Over twenty years, Fawcett has captured the city's...

London in the summer of 2019 was typically wet after three solid days of rain and storms. Charlie had recently moved back to the city after a messy divorce, taking up residence at the Barbican Estate...

A Dictionary of London Place-Names by A. D. Mills is an authoritative guide to the linguistic and historical origins of London's place names. With over 1,700 entries, this dictionary uncovers the...

Gina Gupta has never truly fallen for anyone. She's had her share of flatmates, but when it comes to love, she's always been cautious. Running her property firm keeps her busy, and perhaps that's all...

Eight years ago, a nightmare ended, but the terror that followed Hannah Shapiro to London has only just begun. She thought she'd left her past behind, but the memories of her horrific ordeal continue...

London has long been more than just a capital city. Its allure is so powerful that it's often said to be "tired of life" if one is tired of it. From the Great Fire of 1666 to the Blitz of World War...

London Ever After by Clare Lydon is a heartwarming tale of self-discovery and love set against the vibrant backdrop of London. When Hannah Driver's life hits a rough patch, she finds an unlikely ally...

Garaging London's Red Buses explores the engineering and maintenance of London's iconic red double-decker buses. Written by Mick Webber, this in-depth guide provides a detailed look at the history,...

The Trinity College London Piano Exam Pieces Plus Exercises from 2023: Grade 2: Extended Edition provides a comprehensive collection of repertoire and technical exercises for students preparing for...

Squatting London: A Challenge to Property and Homeownership This timely and urgent account challenges how we think about property and homeownership in London. It reminds us that there are other ways...

London has enjoyed an extraordinary period of growth in the past generation, symbolised by the towers of Canary Wharf built on the skeleton of the old docks. Finance played a significant role in this...

Jane Foster's London introduces you to the iconic city of England, showcasing its most famous landmarks and everyday life. Discover Big Ben, a traditional cup of tea, a classic telephone box, and the...

London's railway stations are a testament to the nation's industrial and architectural heritage. Produced in association with The National Archives, this book is profusely illustrated with period...

A comprehensive guide to London's pubs, featuring 161 tried-and-tested establishments. From relaxing in a garden to enjoying live music, this book helps you find the perfect pub for any occasion.With...

From the Metropolitan Police Service, London Fire Brigade, and London Ambulance Service, to the British Transport Police, City of London Police, and Ministry of Defence Police, this book showcases a...

Harden's London Restaurants 2024 is your guide to the best places to eat in London. This annual publication from Peter Harden provides an insider's view of the city's top restaurants, bars and cafes...

The London Mapguide Eighth Edition is a comprehensive and fully revised streetmap of London. Michael Middleditch has updated his hugely successful guide to include new information, such as a...

The Distiller of London by Anistatia R. Miller and Jared M. Brown is a historical account of the evolution of distilling in 16th- and 17th-century England. This rare volume, published in 1639, offers...

Get ready for an exciting adventure through London with this activity book packed with puzzles, mazes and doodles. From spotting pigeons in Trafalgar Square to solving challenging puzzles, there's...

West London Wildlife: Exploring the Natural World in Urban Spaces. This collection of essays brings together new and established voices to share their perspectives on nature, environment,...

A fun and interactive London sticker book, perfect for little hands to explore the city. With a carry handle, this book is ideal for a trip to London or a fun activity at home. Packed with over 250...

Thomas Hardy: Half a Londoner explores the formative years of Thomas Hardy's life in London, from his arrival as a shy youth to his later return to Dorset. Mark Ford examines how Hardy's experiences...

London's Roman origins are revealed in this original study, drawing on recent archaeological discoveries to provide new insights into one of the world's most intensively studied sites.The book offers...

Discover London with this comprehensive activity book packed full of information, fun facts and city secrets. Perfect for a day out in the capital, it includes maps, activity sheets and a clipboard...

The Murder of the Whitechapel Mistress A sensational murder mystery from Victorian London's darkest corners. In 1872, respected businessman Henry Wainwright's life unraveled in a scandalous affair...