N is for a new look guide to the sights of London
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J is for jellied eels and D is for double-decker bus in a new book that brings alive the charms of the capital to young children.
L is for London, a picture book by freelance illustrator Harriet Rowe, provides youngsters with snippets of trivia.
The quirky A to Z guide features everything from Nelson's Column to Leicester Square, while the spirit of each site is brought to life by accompanying stories.
The Evening Standard makes an appearance in the book under E is for Eros. A winged statue of the Greek god of love tops the Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain in Piccadilly Circus and an illustration of the iconic image features in the newspaper.
Tom Stevens, director of publisher Hogs Back Books, said: "While everyone knows about the London A-Z for London streets, we believe this is the first A-Z for London sights and sounds for more than 130 years."
There is also a website where readers can share memories and stories about London. Ms Rowe said: "I really enjoyed illustrating the book and I know it will appeal to children from London who know the area well and to tourists who don't."