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Colour London by Hennie Haworth
Category: Adult Activity Books | Series: Colour-in Cities Series
London has much to offer the visitor-even if that visitor is there for the express purpose of coloring the city in. In this lightning tour round town, the crayon tourist will find a multitude of tiny details to admire, and to color in any way, realistic or eccentric, he or she chooses. From the familiar ...Show more
Colour New York by Emma Kelly
Category: Adult Activity Books | Series: Colour-in Cities Series
Not only is New York one of the liveliest cities on earth, but it's also one of the most colourful, in both the literal and the metaphorical sense. Colour New York captures the energy and excitement of life on its streets against a backdrop of the iconic buildings and landmarks that give it an instant f ...Show more
Colour Paris by Hennie Haworth
Category: Adult Activity Books | Series: Colour-in Cities Series
Twenty of the most atmospheric views in Paris are captured here by an illustrator with a well-honed eye for even the tiniest quirky detail. Hennie Haworth has not only captured the classics - after all, it wouldn't be Colour Paris without the Eiffel Tower - but has also visited some less-expected locati ...Show more
Cool London by CITY GUIDE
Category: Travel Writing | Series: Cool Cities Series
Often called Europe's hippest metropolis, London is a magnet for creative types. With an array of cultural offerings, exceptional buildings and a lifestyle that's both sophisticated and edgy, this city has it all. Whether it's the perfect boutique, a trendy gallery or a chic spot to sip and nibble, this ...Show more
Cool New York by Anuschka Tomat
Category: Travel Writing | Series: Cool Cities Series
"The Cool Cities" range is a re-launch with new editions of the previous "Cool Guides" in a new smaller format and lower price. This title is fully updated to reflect the latest hip spots and places to be across the world.
Darwin by Tess Lea
Category: Australian History | Series: Cities Series
Darwin is a survivor, you have to give it that. Razed to the ground four times in its short history, it has picked itself up out of the debris to not only rebuild but grow. Darwin has known catastrophes and resurrections; it has endured misconceived projects and birthed visionaries. To know Darwin, to k ...Show more
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