39. A book with "tea" in the title

[Stina]

I've been intrigued by The Tea Shop ever since I met Bernadette Marie last year. But I will probably read Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Mission to Promote Peace ... One School at a Time -- as well as Three Cups of Deceit: How Greg Mortenson, Humanitarian Hero, Lost His Way -- first.

[Stina]

Stina wrote: "I've been intrigued by The Tea Shop ever since I met Bernadette Marie last year. But I will probably read [book:Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Mission to Promote Peac..."

I read The Tea Shop first. Nice enough romance story, I guess, but not really my cuppa. I was expecting more mystery and suspense.

[Mary]

I read "I Just Made the Tea: Tales From 30 Years Inside Formula 1" by Di Spires. It is a pleasant read if you like F1. It is more like storytelling than literature. Di and her husband provided hospitality for various F1 teams, World Cup Rallying, Le Mans 24 Hours, and a few minor types of motor racing. They started when the hospitality was from tiny, ramshackle motorhomes, and left about the time the teams started introducing massive, portable buildings that get transported by a couple of dozen trucks.

[Stina]

Mary wrote: "I read "I Just Made the Tea: Tales From 30 Years Inside Formula 1" by Di Spires. It is a pleasant read if you like F1. It is more like storytelling than literature. Di and her husband provided hosp..."

That sounds really interesting, and I am not at all into F1. If the steganography book doesn't hold my interest, I may use this for my PopSugar challenge "topic you know nothing about" prompt.