The Children's Book of London By: G. E. Mitton |
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The Children's Book of London by G. E. Mitton takes young readers on an exciting journey through the vibrant city of London. This charming and informative book showcases the rich history, landmarks, and culture of one of the world's most iconic cities.
From the very first page, Mitton captivates young minds with her engaging storytelling and vivid descriptions. The book is divided into several chapters, each focusing on a different aspect of London's charm. Mitton effortlessly weaves together historical facts, interesting anecdotes, and delightful illustrations to create a comprehensive and enjoyable reading experience.
One of the greatest strengths of this book is its ability to cater to a wide age range of readers. Whether children are new to London or already familiar with its landmarks, this book provides something for everyone. Little ones will fall in love with the colorful illustrations, while older children will appreciate the in-depth historical information and intriguing facts.
Mitton's passion for London is evident throughout the book, as she brings to life the iconic landmarks that make the city so special. From the Tower of London to Buckingham Palace, children will feel as though they are exploring the city alongside the author. The inclusion of lesser-known attractions, such as hidden alleyways and charming markets, adds an element of surprise and intrigue.
Aside from the engaging storytelling, The Children's Book of London is also an educational resource. Mitton takes care to include educational tidbits about each landmark, making this book an ideal companion for school projects or for children looking to expand their knowledge about the city. The book also includes a helpful map of London, allowing children to easily follow the author's journey and develop a better understanding of the city's layout.
In conclusion, The Children's Book of London by G. E. Mitton is a delightful and educational read that beautifully captures the essence of London. With its engaging storytelling, stunning illustrations, and valuable historical information, this book is a must-have for any child interested in exploring the wonders of the city. Whether read alone or shared with a parent or teacher, it is sure to spark the imaginations of young readers and inspire a love for travel and discovery. BY G. E. MITTON WITH EIGHT FULL PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS IN COLOUR A. & C. BLACK, LTD., 4, 5 & 6 SOHO SQUARE, LONDON, W.1 [Illustration: THE TOWER BRIDGE.] PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN First Published 1903 TO RENA, CU, AND ELFIE CONTENTS BOOK I LONDON AS IT IS CHAPTER PAGE I. LONDON CHILDREN 3 II. LONDON 16 III. THE KING'S PALACES 29 IV. TRAINS AND HORSES 42 V. CHILDREN AT SCHOOL 52 VI. LONDON MARKETS 64 VII. CHILDREN'S HOSPITALS 77 VIII. STREETS AND SHOPS 89 IX. DOGS AND CATS 105 X. ODDS AND ENDS 115 BOOK II HISTORICAL STORIES XI. KING EDWARD V 131 XII. TOURNAMENTS AND PAGEANTS 154 XIII. SIR THOMAS MORE 165 XIV. LADY JANE GREY 182 XV... Continue reading book >>
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