I was in more of "reading" mood than a "cooking" mood this weekend, and my reading included a new cookbook I had recen...

It rained all weekend and I didn't get to play outside as I'd hoped, but I did take advantage of the rain to read a review copy of...

Fridays are always a great time to begin thinking about weekend projects, and if it's not raining all weekend, I hope to tidy up the ...

I made my first macarons in 2012, having beginner's luck and finding success on my first attempt, and I was on a macaron kick for a...

It’s always nice to come across a great new cozy mystery series to check out, and for those of us who have a hankering for  camellia sin...

One of the best things about being in a book group is being inspired to read books you otherwise might not have delved into. I do enjoy h...

In my early twenties, I was introduced to  Southern Living magazine, and I've been reading it pretty steadily ever since.  Southern L...

Summary:  A colorful tea set plays a pivotal role in the short story given star billing in this collection by the woman considered the...

To my great delight, a copy of Hoffman Media's lavish new tea book, Jane Pettigrew's World of Tea , showed up unbidden on my door...

Whenever I'm out of town, if there's time, I love to visit a local independent bookstore. In Raleigh over the weekend, that was Qu...

This month’s selection for the Tea Lovers’ Book Club, The Cosy Christmas Tea Shop by Caroline Roberts, wasn’t quite what I'd expected...

If you are a reader of e-books, do you subscribe to BookBub ? That's a service that notifies you of free and discounted deals on e-bo...