Pockets of Pretty
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- ISBN 9781785302626
- Dimensions: 241 x 190mm
- Publication Date: 10 Oct 2019
- Publisher: Bonnier Books Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
- Language: English
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POCKETS OF PRETTY
Those small areas of the cityscape which one finds lovely to behold.
To visit, to live or to dream of from afar . . . Edinburgh is a city to fall in love with. Full of little adventures waiting to be enjoyed, of hidden gems and quirky, tucked away surprises.
From meandering river walks to cobbled mews lanes and mysterious medieval closes, Pockets of Pretty shares those gorgeous moments of Edinburgh magic.
With a local's eye, Shawna Law takes you on a delightful stroll beyond the bustling landmarks. Here you can pop into cute cafés for tea and cake, treat yourself to a beautiful book or one-of-a-kind bouquet, then escape for a moment to a tranquil park or secret garden.
A love letter in word and image, come and discover Edinburgh's prettiest pockets as photographer, explorer and admirer.
Self-proclaimed explorer and avid shutterbug, Shawna is the person behind Instagram account @ExploringEdinburgh. Despite having visited Edinburgh many times throughout her childhood, her love affair with the Scottish capital really began when she moved to the city to study.
As Shawna explored, she started documenting her discoveries on Instagram and what originated as a fun project developed into a major passion and a realisation that Andrew Carnegie's words are absolutely true: 'There is no habitation of human beings in this world so fine in its way as this, the capital of Scotland.'
