Erin Morgenstern's circus appears without warning and vanishes without trace, and the only tea that matches its hazy, perfumed magic is a delicate jasmine silver needle.
Madeline Miller turns the witch of Aiaia into one of the most human characters in modern fiction, and a classic Earl Grey keeps her company.
Richard Osman's retirement-village whodunit is warm, funny, and quietly devastating, and it pairs best with a strong cup of builder's tea.
The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune: A Vanilla Rooibos for Found Family and Warm Blankets
Non-Fiction
