SHARING TEA BOOKS

I love tea books and no matter how many

 I have, I always seem to find another.
These are my cookbooks:

And this area is just for tea books:

Emilie Barnes has gone to be with

 the Lord but she left us with 

 many wonderful teatime books.

  I had the privilege of meeting her

 one time  when she was speaking 

at Glen Eyrie  in Colorado Springs. 

 She told me she had asked if there

 were any tea loving shops around

 and was told  about mine. 

 She talked with my 

husband and I a good hour and 

what a wonderful and humble

 woman of God!  This  book will give

 you so many ideas for Christmastime

 Teas!  This next book is also by

 Emilie and is both practical,

 inspirational and full 

of ideas for tea time celebrations.

The next one I am sharing is "English Tea & Cakes" which is a tea recipe book and has many ideas for tea parties and menus.

Back in 1991 Victoria Magazine came out 
with this next book and it has always been
beloved - "The Charms of Tea" will
 always
be a book you can get lost in...

I remember many years ago being 
very excited to find the same table 
topper that I had seen in
 "The Charms of Tea".

"Let's Have Tea Together" was a sweet
 Holly Pond Hill book by Susan Wheeler.  The photos are darling and the book
 moves through the seasons
 to delight children:

And another Susan Wheeler book "Tea
With Victoria Rose" came out years ago
and was offered at that time with
a small child's teaset.  And I had to
laugh as all this time - I didn't notice
before but the inside of both of 
these books......is the same!

Now I want to share "Tea With Jane Austen" 
because so many of you love Jane's books and the movies made from them:

Kim Wilson's book above has lots 
of fun tea trivia that surrounded 
Jane's life and recipes and ideas.

So now the last one I am sharing
takes us back to Emilie Barnes
and her precious book "The Little
Teacup That Talked"  This is still
available and is a wonderful
and meaningful book for a child:

Well, these are just a few of the books here
as we could spend all day going through
many more but I hope I at least presented
one of two you weren't familiar with!