Shakespeare’s London – WIlliam ShakespearePlease Look After This Bear, by Michael Bond
Bridget Jone’s Diary, by Helen FieldingThrough the Looking Glass, by Lewis CarollMrs. Dalloway, by Virginia WoolfThe Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, by C.S. LewisThe Canterbury Tales, by Geoffrey ChaucerSherlock Holmes Stories, by Sir Arthur Conan DoyleMary Poppins, by P.L. TraversPride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen
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6 thoughts on “Wordless Wednesday: London’s BookBench Sculptures”
I love these!!! Reminds me of the storybook chairs only obviously so much better.
My favorites are runners up – Paddington and Mrs. Dalloway and Winner – Lion, Witch and Wardrobe.
Alison Doherty 
I love these!!! Reminds me of the storybook chairs only obviously so much better.
My favorites are runners up – Paddington and Mrs. Dalloway and Winner – Lion, Witch and Wardrobe.
These reminded me of the storybook chairs too!
Awesome! Are you actually allowed to sit on the bench or just art? I like the Mary Poppins and Chronicles of Naria.
It’s a public art installation, but I’m pretty sure you can sit on them.
These are the neatest things ever. Lion, With and Wardrobe is my favorite — followed by Through the Looking Glass and Paddington! How fun!
The C.S. Lewis one is my favorite too!