Stories with Tea Parties

[Eileen A. Schauermann]

Our next display case exhibit will be miniature teasets that teachers will
share from their collections. We can connect 2 books:
Alice in Wonderland, of course;
A View from Saturday.

Can you think of any others?
TIA

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Eileen Schauermann, Librarian, St. John School K - 8,
Westminster, Md 21157 ~:>8< eas...@ns1.wmdc.edu

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[Carolyn Warhol]

I don't know if you want to add a different approach but how about the reading
of tea leaves? Our library has the book "Fortune telling" by Baldwin with a
section of tea leaf reading. Just a thought.

Carolyn Warhol, Librarian
Ferrucci Jr. High
Puyallup WA 98374
cwa...@puyallup.k12.wa.us

[P. Tjomsland]

Quite awhile ago I read "Tea with the Black Dragon" by an author whose last name
starts with an M or Mac? It might work. Secondary Level
--
Patti Tjomsland
Library Media Specialist
Mark Morris High School
Longview, WA 98632
zi...@kalama.com