Matcha: A Lifestyle Guide by Jessica Flint and Anna Kavaliunas
Matcha: A Lifestyle Guide is a beautifully designed love letter to matcha. This book doesn't take itself too seriously but still offers lots of great info.
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Grow Your Own Tea by Christine Parks and Susan M. Walcott
Grow Your Own Tea is a helpful guide to growing Camellia Sinensis. I learned a lot and would absolutely recommend it to anyone interested in growing tea.
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Every Day a Good Day by Noriko Morishita
Every Day a Good Day is a fun read following the tribulations of a tea ceremony student. I would recommend it to anyone interested in Japanese tea culture.
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The Life of Tea: A Journey to the World’s Finest Teas by Michael Freeman & Timothy d’Offay
The Life of Tea is packed with beautiful photographs. It was apparent that the authors have a passion for tea and sharing the stories of people who make it.
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World of Tea by Jane Pettigrew
The World of Tea by Jane Pettigrew is an atlas of the places where tea is grown. I would recommend it as a reference for anyone looking to learn more about tea.
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The Last Tea Bowl Thief by Jonelle Patrick
The Last Tea Bowl Thief follows a tea bowl and the people whose lives it changes. It starts as a historical drama and evolves into a rather thrilling mystery.
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Teatime Around the World by Denyse Waissbluth
Teatime Around the World is an adorable children's book that takes you on a mini trip around the world. I loved the diversity represented in the illustrations.
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Tea: A Nerd’s Eye View by Virginia Utermohlen Lovelace MD
Tea: A Nerd's Eye View looks at tea from a decidedly nerdy perspective. There is so much information but Virginia does a great job of breaking things down.
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Tales of the Tea Trade: The Secret to Sourcing and Enjoying the World’s Favorite Drink by Michelle and Rob Comins
Tales of the Tea Trade is part intro to tea as well as sourcing stories and interviews with tea producers. I definitely recommend giving it a read!
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Cultivating Femininity: Women and Tea Culture in Edo and Meiji Japan by Rebecca Corbett
Cultivating Femininity by Rebecca Corbett is a must-read for those who are interested in the history of the Japanese tea ceremony. I highly recommend it!
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