House rentals

Jean checked out the rentals that Bette sent.  It looks like we’re going to have a tough time finding enough single beds in a house.  Not a surprise, I guess.  There are other rental services we can check. But we also need to start looking at hotels that can accommodate us.  Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks, Jean.

Thanks to Mary Beth for pointing us to this blog-A Lady in London-about the Chelsea Flower Show.  It will be going on while we’re in London next year.

We might want to start a possible things to do list.

You might want to check out other posts on this blog.

https://www.aladyinlondon.com/2010/05/lady-at-chelsea-flower-show.html

London

Either of those dates could work for me.  As for rental houses, we’ve rented houses in foreign countries with VRBO/HomeAway or AirBnB with excellent results.  I think we’d at least want to compare prices and availability.

Places to stay in London

Thanks to Bette for this information on home rentals in London.  There are some that look interesting for our group.

https://www.tributeportfoliohomes.com/?nck=25639710&ck=23614305&lk=1000275303

Getting Ready for London

Here's a link to the WSJ article that Jean found about the Bloomsbury area of London and its literary connections.  Hopefully you'll be able to get to the article without having a WSJ subscription.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/a-walking-tour-of-londons-most-literary-quarterwith-pub-stops-1514203200
And a map of the area.
http://www.booksabouttown.org.uk/?action=ViewTrail&Id=3
And one more article about London bookshops.
https://www.aladyinlondon.com/2018/02/london-literary-walk.html

Best Loved Novels from PBS

There are some expected titles on this list, and some surprises.  We’ve read a lot of these books. http://www.pbs.org/the-great-american-read/quiz/
 I was happy to see Lonesome Dove and surprised to see White Teeth.  What do you think?