The Art of Afternoon Tea is a gourmet guidebook and an irresistible collection of almost 100 recipes, directly from or inspired by, the fascinating era of the Edwardians. This lovely book includes special menus for entertaining friends and interesting stories about life during Downton Abbey and the Titanic voyage.

"Love this book. So much information on the art of the afternoon tea, and wonderful recipes. Written in such a way that makes you feel that you are sitting and sharing a cup of tea with the author. If you are not already a tea lover, you will want to become one while reading this book."
— Susan Barton Coker

Penelope Carlevato’s background and the universal fascination with the Titanic, “stirred” her to research the social ambiance and unique menus of Afternoon Teas and High Teas on the High Seas. Tea on the Titanic is not only an interesting history with surprising details about a bygone era, but a collection of great recipes!

Tea on the Titanic is interesting and informative with the origin, history and traditions of tea. The author’s knowledge and experience with tea are evident, as is her passion, which engages the reader.
— Britney Adams

First Class Etiquette covers table manners for home, dining out, and how to host a proper tea party, including table settings, invitations and etiquette. This charming book, illustrated by Carlevato’s granddaughter, offers popular recipes like orange scones, curried chicken tea sandwiches, and shortbread cookies.

First Class Etiquette will help your children learn the art of tea, and all that goes with it. The drawings are priceless. Get this book and enjoy it with your children or grandchildren. It’s never too late, or too early, to learn proper etiquette!
— Debbie Fiskum

The Tea Lovers Journal Writing journal entries and taking tea seem to go hand-in-hand. While encouraged by others in the past who took the time to record their thoughts, we can leave our legacy for future generations, or bring clarity and meaning to our lives.