Tea parties Bibliography - Mercer County (NJ) Library

Tea Parties Bibliography

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Alice in Wonderland
American Girl Series One of the Samantha books from the American Girl Series contains a birthday "tea party"
Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery has a very memoriable tea where she actually gives Diana Barry wine instead of cordial and Diana gets very drunk.
Anne of Green Gables Cookbook by Kate MacDonald.
Aunt Flossie's hats Howard
Bargain for Frances Hoban
Bears in pairs / by Niki Yektai ; pictures by Diane DeGroas
Behind the Attic Wall by Cassidy
Best friend for Francis
The Borrowers since they are little people to connect with the miniature teasets
Brown Honey in Broomwheat Tea by Joyce Carol Thomas
Christmas Cup of Tea A wonderful picture book book about a woman who is asked by her elderly aunt to come for the holidays, of course, a busy time, but she goes---and both are enriched by the visit. Beautiful pictures and charming story.
Cobwebs and Cream Teas by Mary Mackie
Come To Tea by Dunnewind
Eight Cousins by Louisa Mae Alcott has a few scenes where they are having tea.
Fables by Lobel There is a fable entitled The pelican and the Crane who are having tea..a lesson on manners...perhaps can be copied and mounted or just prop the book open to that page
"Flora McFlimsey" books
Johnny Tremain. from the Revolutionary War that includes the Boston Tea Party
Let's Have a Tea Party by Barnes
Lion, the Witch and the wardrobe, when Lucy goes into the wardrobe in the there is a tea party in the cozy cave of some little furry creature or other.
"Little Bear" books by Minarek there is a tea party also
Little Bear's Trousers have a "trouser's day" tea party at the end.
Little Book of Teas by Rosa Mashiter
Little Town on the Prairie by Laura Ingalls Wilder has a dime social where they drink tea and have a perfectly terrible time.
Little Women
The Littles
Lovelaces' Betsy-Tacy series Maud Hart - esp. the first 2-3 books.
Mary Poppins Most of the books have a chapter involving tea - the first one that comes to mind is in the first book, where they go to tea and end up having it on the ceiling!
May I Bring a Friend by De Regneirs
Miss Spider's Tea Party by David Kirk.
Mr. Putter and Tabbie Pour the Tea by Cynthia Rylant
Mrs. Gigglebelly is coming forTtea by Donna Guthrie.
One-of-a Kind Family
Sally's Secret by Shirley Hughes
In the Secret Garden they all have tea in the garden several times.
Story of the Boston Tea Party
Taking Tea with Alice by Gottlieb
Tea Party Book by Penner
The Tea Party Book by Lucille Recht
Tea Party Today! by Eileen Spinelli
Tea with the Black Dragon by R. A. McAvoy
Tea with an Old Dragon by Jane Yolen
Teatime with Emma Buttersnap by Tate
"The Tea Squall," it's a funny picture book about a tea party given by the women of the Tall Tales.
The Tiger Who Came to Tea by Kerr
Toad for Tuesday there is a description of the two brothers having tea and mosquito sandwiches, etc.
Under the Lilacs by Alcott featured tea with the young woman who moves in and takes such an interest in the girls and their found friend
View from Saturday by Konigsberg