The London Bible: A Guide to Living and Working in the Capital

by Katya Holloway, Katherine Harlow

Aimed at foreigners who have moved to London for an extended period (as opposed to tourists), this guide provides information on such practical considerations as finding a job, securing housing, and obtaining telephone service. The city's various neighborhoods are described, along with recommended restaurants, nightclubs, and other highlights. Coverage extends to such topics as deciphering British slang, understanding clothing size conversions, and celebrating the holidays. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Genres: Travel

320 pages, Paperback

First published October 21, 2002

Reviews

[Charlotte]

This is the only guide book I had when I moved to London, and I had a fabulous time. The descriptions of neighborhoods and lists of clubs/bars are spot on. The only thing it failed to mention was that you really can't afford to live in London. Oh well.

[Erin]

a better guide for living and working in London, than an actual guide book for the city. Use it to navigate living day to day, rather than touring day to day.