· The Tea Chest written by Josephine Moon, was just what I needed. It is a lovely, feel good read! Kate, tea designer, inherits The Tea Chest, a tea store that she works at. Kate must make some big decisions as to whether or not she will keep the store and expand it, as her late boss had hoped. With two young children Kate has a lot to consider. The Tea Chest is an engaging blend of friendship and family with a dollop of adversity. This is a warming read, which is perfect to curl up with this summer ― Novelicious It's perfect for holidays or journeys where you can sit back and devour it in one go. It might just make you more adventurous in your choice of tea too. ― Newbooks/5(). The Tea Chest is the first novel by Australian author, Josephine Moon. Kate Fullerton is a happily married mum of two boys, and a tea artisan at an exclusive Brisbane tea boutique. When her patron, Simone Taylor, half-owner of The Tea Chest franchise, dies, Kate is surprised to learn that she has inherited Simone’s half share/5.
Josephine Moon was born and raised in Brisbane, and had a false start in Environmental Science before completing a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and then a postgraduate degree in education. Twelve years and ten manuscripts later, her first novel The Tea Chest was picked up for publication and then shortlisted for an ABIA award. The Tea Chest PDF book by Josephine Moon Read Online or Free Download in ePUB, PDF or MOBI eBooks. Published in April 1st the book become immediate popular and critical acclaim in womens fiction, chick lit books. The main characters of The Tea Chest novel are John, Emma. The book has been awarded with Australian Book Industry Award (ABIA. Josephine Moon was born and raised in Brisbane, and had a false start in Environmental Science before completing a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and then a postgraduate degree in education. Twelve years and ten manuscripts later, her first novel The Tea Chest was picked up for publication and then shortlisted for an ABIA award. Her.
Her first novel, The Tea Chest, was set in Brisbane and focused on tea-rooms and was inspired by the interior of the Chermside T2 specialty tea shop. The book was launched at the Cooroy Library in April In conjunction with the release of her tea-themed book, Moon supported the Cancer Council Australia's Biggest Morning Tea with a virtual Twitter fundraiser in May When Kate, Leila and Elizabeth's paths cross, they throw themselves into realising Kate's vision of the newest and most delectable tea shop in London, The Tea Chest. An enchanting, witty novel about the unexpected situations life throws at us, and how love and friendship help us through. Posts about the tea chest written by Josephine Moon. Josephine Moon Feel good fiction for lovers of food and great reads. Awards for The Tea Chest. Read More.
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