My book on tea is finally done! It focuses on the importance of tea in the colonies in the 18th century. This is a MUST have for lover's of history, America, and tea! I have included a photograph of the index so you get an idea of what is in the book.

...""...Kimberly Walters offers a well researched, well written, and enlightening history of tea in 18th century America in one manageable volume. Tea in 18th Century America's usefulness to historians, living historians, interpreters, reenactors, and others in the field is clear, as is its interest to history fans and tea fans alike. For a beverage that inspired such words as, "And I lift you to my lip, And, like nectar, thee I sip; Oh! how charming is the bliss Of thy aromatic kiss!" (20) should never be resigned to the past." Dr. Lynn Price, Former Assistant Research Professor at the University of Virginia, Assistant Editor at The Washington Papers

“…the book has an intensely exciting “air” to it. It is this constant fervor that keeps the reader invested in the book.” “…a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning more about the daily lives of the colonists.” Journal of the American Revolution, 18 March 2020

Yours comes signed by the author (me) and personalized (if requested). I also have copies signed by me, Lucinda Brant, and Pamela Patrick White, which will be in the drop down menu for those that want a book signed by all three of us! Occasionally I receive damaged books from the printer, and they will be at a reduced price.

The book is mailed via the book rate and normally arrives within five days within the U.S. If you want it faster, please convo me first or just add the extra postage link to your cart and I will refund any difference. International orders arrive in 7-10 days, and any overage to my shipping price will be refunded.

Cover art is by Pamela Patrick White of White Historic Art, back cover photo of me by Robin Matty at Cliveden just outside of Philadelphia, and the Foreward is by Lucinda Brant - best selling historical romance author!

Reviews can be found on my webpage at - https://www.kwaltersatthesignofthegrayhorse.com/p/tea-in-18th-century-america.html

My book is published by K. Walters at the Sign of the Gray Horse and printed by Ingram within the United States.

If interested in wholesale orders, contact me via e-mail at kimberlywalters [!at] comcast.net. More information can also be found on my website at - https://www.kwaltersatthesignofthegrayhorse.com/p/tea-in-18th-century-america.html

Portrait is of Mrs. Nathaniel Loring by Joseph Badger, Dayton Art Institute 1760-1763 used by permission.
Newspaper clipping is from the Virginia Gazette, Purdie & Dixon 14 October 1773

ISBN- 978-1-7337087-0-8

Cliveden - http://www.cliveden.org/battle-of-germantown/

Lucinda Brant - https://www.lucindabrant.com/

White Historic Art "Teapot and Violets" - http://bwhite.faso.com/portfolio-viewer?collection=93390#lg=1&artworkId=3012907

Last photo is of my book with little tea pot charms sold in a separate listing.