January is Hot Tea Month
Last night, I stopped on the way home from work to get a cup of coffee. It took a little bit longer than usual because the man ahead of me was upset because his usual tea blend had been discontinued. He vented for a good long time before he settled on a new drink.
How appropriate that January is Hot Tea Month.
Tea is the perfect accompaniment to a good book, so make yourself a cup and settle down with one of these novels about tea.
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Chai Tea Sunday by Heather A. Clark
• eAudiobook
• eBook
• Large Print
• Talking Book: DAISY format (restricted to Print Disabled patrons)
Emotionally devastated following a tragedy, Nicky Fowler takes comfort from working at a Kenyan orphanage and life lessons over chai tea from Mama Bu.
The Colour of Tea by Hannah Tunnicliffe
Grace Miller is living in Macau in a marriage that has lost its spark. On a whim, she decides to open a café offering tea and macarons that becomes a gathering place for people from all walks of life.
Tea for Three by Laura Childs
Mysteries and murder complicate the life of tea shop owner Theodosia Browning. Contains the first three volumes in Childs' Tea Shop Mystery series: Death by Darjeeling, Gunpowder Green and Shades of Earl Grey.
The Tea Shop on Lavender Lane by Sheila Roberts
• eBook
After her Los Angeles catering business closes, Bailey Sterling returns to her Icicle Falls, WA hometown to regroup. She teams up with handsome Todd Black to open a tea shop in town, causing friction with her sister Cecily, who is dating Todd.
The Travelling Tea Shop by Belinda Jones
Travel planner Laurie Davis is commissioned to organize an American'trip for famed UK chef Pamela Lambert-Leigh who is writing a cookbook about traditional US cakes.
Coffee lovers may want to check out this post from January 2012:
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Tea Time for the Firefly by Shona Patel is also an excellent book (yes, I got it from the library!).