How the Other Half Lives (Penguin Classics) by Jacob A. RiisJacob Riis's illustrated tour of New York's slums had an immediate and extraordinary impact on society, inspiring reforms that changed the face of the city. In 1890, when the book was published, the Lower East Side was a landscape of teeming streets and filthy tenements crowded with immigrants living in dreadful conditions. How the Other Half Lives brings them to life the Italians, Jews, Bohemians (Czechs and Slovaks), Blacks, and Chinese in precise

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Richard Hanson's work has appeared in books and magazines and he has photographed in the gardens of well-known garden writers such as Helen Yemm

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Hans Christian Andersen's timeless fairytales continue to inspire young imaginations

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