Take an eye-opening look at the wonders of London in a stylish big picture book for little travelers.
From the Beefeaters at the Tower of London to the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, from red telephone booths to black cabs, the city of London offers many sights to see. In colorful, graphic spreads, look for fountains and full English breakfasts, museums and monuments, afternoon tea and art galleries—and discover all the things big and small, new and old, that make London one of a kind. Bountifully illustrated and beautifully designed, this gift for London lovers is the second in a series about great cities of the world.
Ingela P. Arrhenius is an internationally celebrated graphic designer and illustrator whose work has appeared on popular stationery, fabrics, and home goods. She is the creator of the companion title My First Book of New York as well as the author-illustrator of Animals, City, Where’s the Owl?, Where’s the Ladybug?, and many more books. Ingela P. Arrhenius lives and works in Sweden.
Take an eye-opening look at the wonders of London in a stylish big picture book for little travelers.
From the Beefeaters at the Tower of London to the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, from red telephone booths to black cabs, the city of London offers many sights to see. In colorful, graphic spreads, look for fountains and full English breakfasts, museums and monuments, afternoon tea and art galleries—and discover all the things big and small, new and old, that make London one of a kind. Bountifully illustrated and beautifully designed, this gift for London lovers is the second in a series about great cities of the world.
Author
Ingela P. Arrhenius is an internationally celebrated graphic designer and illustrator whose work has appeared on popular stationery, fabrics, and home goods. She is the creator of the companion title My First Book of New York as well as the author-illustrator of Animals, City, Where’s the Owl?, Where’s the Ladybug?, and many more books. Ingela P. Arrhenius lives and works in Sweden.
