London Books

The word "London" in literature occurs in two meanings: as the name of a great city and as the surname of the writer Jack London. Therefore, speaking of "London Books," two directions can be distinguished.

Books about the city of London

The UK capital has long inspired writers and historians. Both guidebooks and works of fiction have been written about her.

Historical books tell about the development of the city from the Roman era to the present.
Fictional novels (for example, the works of Charles Dickens) allow you to see London of the XIX century through the eyes of contemporaries.
Modern guidebooks offer routes through areas of the city, introduce culture and architecture.

Jack London Books

Jack London is an American writer whose works have become classics of adventure literature. Among his best books are:

• * "White Fang" is a story about a half-wolf and its interaction with a person.
• * "Call of the Ancestors" is a novel about a Buck dog caught in the Gold Rush.
• * "Martin Eden" is a philosophical novel about the desire for self-realization.
• * "Sea Wolf" - about the confrontation with the cruel captain Larsen.

Why it's worth reading

Books about London-cities reveal the culture, history and spirit of England.
London writer's books teach resilience, courage and love of nature.

Thus, "London Books" is a whole literary direction, which can mean both fascinating stories about the city and deep works of one of the most famous writers in the world.

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