by Terrence Jenkins The enthusiasm of the author is immediately apparent in the way he launches right into the history of the area of London from The Elephant and Castle to Clapham Common with little introduction. Almost too much information comes at the reader rapid fire before getting a chance t...
(I got an e-copy through NetGalley, in exchange for an honest review.)A fast and interesting read, with plenty of little details and usually unknown facts about quite a few places in London. As someone who's visited this city a couple of times only, but likes learning about it, and is always looking...
I received a free copy of this book from the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review, thank you! Return to London is a short book filled with little chunks of London history and a guide to lesser known parts of London. Granted, when I visited last year, I actually went to see some...
Disclaimer: ARC read via Netgalley. Terrance Jenkins’s short eBook is about strange or little visited facts and places around London. This includes the area where you can sit with Keats as well as several places connected to tragedies that occurred during the Blitz. The book is fil...
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