[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars Absolutely fascinating book brings too life many of the buildings in London.
NetGalley, Karen Bull

If you know anything about London, you would know what a fabulously old city it is - chock full of old and historical buildings. In fact every corner seems to hold some significance! This is where this book comes in for literary fans. Amazingly, you can still find the buildings that housed writers like Yeats, Agatha Christie and many many more. This then is a great guide to bring along with you on your next trip to this great city. It's conveniently arranged by area. To be honest, I wouldn't go out of the way to see some of these places, but if I passed any of them, they would have been worth a glance or a photograph at least. I liked that there are lots of colour photographs of the venues and also intriguing snippets about the writers associated with the place. Definitely a must-have for the London visitor who is also a die-hard fan of classic literature.
NetGalley, Flora Fung

This eye-catching little book is a fashion accessory in its own right. Beautifully glossy and slim enough to slip into a handbag, The Fashion Lover’s Guide to Milan is a guide to shopping, eating, and taking in some of the culture of Milan. Rachael Martin, originally from the UK, fell for Italy and an Italian in the late 1990s, made the country her home, and so combines an insider’s knowledge of her local city with a visitor’s delight in all that is special about it. … In short this is not only a handy little travel companion for a future holiday or city break, it’s also a delightful book to pore over during these pandemic-restricted times, perhaps sipping Sicilian lemonade and dreaming of travel opportunities to come. Read the full review [link=https://www.katrinarobinson.co.uk/the-fashion-lover-s-guide-to-milan]here[/link]
Katrina Robinson

[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars Paris is one of my favourite cities in the world and I’ve had the opportunity to visit it multiple times . This guide book captures my Paris - from the palaces and famous monuments to the beautiful street lights and fountains that can be found all around this gorgeous city - with of course a focus on the architecture and gorgeous photos .. it’s one id love to have on my bookshelf for my next trip .
NetGalley, Ceylan Goktalay

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The Wandering Golfers, October 2020