Tea Party Picture Books
This list includes sweet and funny picture books, some poetry, folk-tale inspired choices, even a nonfiction book to teach kids about the history of tea time. So set out the fine china, fill up the tea pot and have a story-filled tea time! #2: Miss Spider's Tea Party #3: The Tea Party in the Woods #4: Teatime Around the World #5: Dollop and Mrs. Fabulous #6: The Tale of the Pie & the Patty Pan.
Judith Kerr's classic about an unexpected tea party guest who eats more than his fair share is a wonderful combination of surreal humour and oh so British manners. Through her delicate ink and watercolor illustrations, Song brings out the adorable natures of Oliver and Philbert, the subtly humorous and slapstick events of the afternoon, the moments of disappointment, and Philbert's happy surprise that lead to the friend's cozy tea party. Reading Children's Tea Party Books to learn about tea, manners and a special pastime.
Raggedy Ann's Tea Party Book by Elizabeth Silbaugh, Illustrated by ...
Sharing stories that entertain and teach are a great way to introduce the pastime of tea parties and Afternoon Tea. Pour yourself a cup of tea and cozy up with these teatime books for kids. Whether you are reading these tea-filled reads for Family Dinner Book Club, a tea party, or because January is Hot Tea Month, you'll find lots to sip and savor.
Adorable Tea Party: Bold And Easy Coloring Book For Adult And Kids, Cute Simple Designs For Relaxation With Tea Time, Afternoon Tea, Sweet Treats And More by LargeHolly Press. There are many wonderful children's books that celebrate tea! Here are three of our family's picture book favorites. We love them because the stories are well-written, the illustrations are nicely-done, and they fit perfectly in a houseful of little boys.
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