Coming to Tea
“Coming to Tea” by Sarah Garland, published by Puffin in 1995, is a delightful exploration of family preparations for a tea party. This edition features 32 pages of engaging content in English, showcasing the lively activities that unfold as Mum invites the family next door for a gathering. The story captures the excitement of blowing up balloons, baking cookies, cakes, and jam tarts, while also addressing the challenges of tidying up the house before the guests arrive.
Readers will find a charming narrative that follows Mum, her little daughter, the baby, and their family dog as they navigate the preparations for their outdoor party. The whimsical yet realistic illustrations enhance the storytelling, providing a visual feast filled with familiar homey details. The book touches on themes of customs and traditions, making it a valuable addition to juvenile nonfiction collections focused on social science and anthropology.
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Mum’s invited the family next door over for tea. So much to do! There are balloons to blow up, cookies, cake, and jam tarts to bake, and of course, the house must be tidied. “Coming to Tea” follows the adventures of Mum, her little daughter, the baby, and the ever-present family dog as they get ready for their outdoor party. But now that the neighbors have arrived, will the weather spoil the fun? Garland’s whimsical yet realistic illustrations, filled with homey, familiar details, are the perfect complement to this amusing story.
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