Books with title To London Town

This volume was published in 1899.Note from the author:I designed this story, and, indeed, began to write it, between the publication of Tales of Mean Streets and that of A Child of the Jago, to be read together with those books : not that I pretend to figure in all three much less in any one of them a complete picture of life in the eastern parts of London, but because they are comple- mentary, each to the two others. A. M. ...........................................................................................Arthur George Morrison was an English author and journalist known for his realistic novels about 19th century London's East End and for his detective stories.Be sure to look for other books by Arthur Morrison for your Kindle.

Beautifully illustrated children’s book of an English family’s day out in London in 1883.Enjoy the story of Sue, Prue and Fred as they visit some of London's most famous landmarks. An early trip on London's Underground is featured in this book.Some of the places visited:The Tower of LondonCovent GardenThe UndergroundSt James ParkWestminster AbbeyThe British MuseumThe Zoological GardensCleopatra's NeedleSome of the people they meet:The Orange GirlThe Flower WomanThe Milk WomanThe Muffin ManThe Penny-Ice ManThe Penny-Toy ManThe Shoe-BlacksDesigned and illustrated by Thomas Crane and Ellen Houghton.First printed by Marcus Ward and Co. 1883.Specially formatted as an easy-to-use eBook.

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Join animal friends for preschool press out and build story and model-making fun! When Panda, Fox, and Donkey visit London, they find an envelope that is addressed to the Queen of England, but it doesn't have an address! Thinking that it must be important, they decide to deliver the letter to the Queen. With top 10 tourist attractions featured on every page, children will love to join the animal friends on an illustrated tour of London, and will enjoy slotting together the model of the London bus for interactive storytime fun. 3 Go to London is a high-quality, hardback novelty storybook that comes with a press out and build London bus model and makes learning about the world fun for children age 3 and up. The model pieces are securely held at the back of the book. Simply press out and slot together with no glue or scissors required (adult supervision required for assembly). The assembled model bus measures 8 x 4 x 6 in. and makes a great room decoration. Top That Publishing Learning Journeys titles support Common Core State Standards learning objectives. Learning Journey titles are ideal for new and emerging readers and for parent-child sharing. 3 Go to London is illustrated by Olive May Green and written by Oakley Graham.

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