The book is broken down by neighbourhoods, each covering restaurants, cute little shops, chocolate stores, flower shops, bakeries. Giving you a brief description of each, along with location and their website. The Meet the Londoner sections scattered throughout give you a local's perspective on everything from their favourite shopping areas to their weekend breakfast haunts. The book almost feels like a journal, and it's pleasantly not your typical guidebook - it's better! I'll definitely be using this one as my guidebook of choice for my next trip!
A peek inside one girl's love for Britain (and some random bits and bobs I come across that I love)- from a British girl at heart, living in Chicago with a nationality identity crisis. I started this blog to share my obsession with all things British - and I do mean ALL things - fashion, food, culture, history, literature, the Royal Family, stately homes - but I can also get totally off topic, so don't be alarmed if you see the occasional post that has nothing to do at all with the UK!
Thursday, February 28, 2013
London Style Guide by Saska Graville
Queen & Crumpet has a new favourite book! While perusing in Anthropologie a few weeks back, I stumbled upon this lovely book and picked it up immediately. I'm always inspired in that store, even if I don't purchase anything, but it's a bonus when you find something you want as well. I'm always looking to add new books to my library, and this is the perfect addition. I already own a ton of guidebooks about the UK, and London, but this book has something that the others do not. You won't find anything about palaces, cathedrals, museums, etc - this book takes you to all the places you never would think about going to - think of it as the local's guide to London, the inside track on those places you may normally walk by.
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