We challenge you to read dangerously (off your normal path) in 2015!
The risks are high, but the benefits will last a lifetime.
One book may cover several challenges, unless of course you choose the Ultimate Challenge of fulfilling each with a separate book...
(yes, that was a gauntlet thrown)
All of us here at Chapter One will be on the journey with you, so please check in with progress reports and strategies. For facebook members, we have a group: Chapter One Reading Challenge 2015. Share what you're reading!
Good luck!
=A book 500 pages or longer
=A book with a number in the title
=A book written by a woman
=A book by someone younger than 30
=A book of short stories
=A book set in the future
=A book set in a foreign country
=A book of non-fiction
=A book recommended by a friend
=A book at the bottom of your "to read" pile
=A book 100 years old or older
=A book you chose for the cover
=A book you should have read in H.S. (but never did)
Tucked inside Chapter One Book Store, Tempest Tea Shop is a place to visit when one needs to escape life's every day storms.
Offering a modest selection of loose-leaf tea from the Montana Tea and Spice Company, we invite you to sit and enjoy an aromatic and flavorful cuppa.
Books
Tea
Necessities, not luxuries!
We currently serve six delicious loose-leaf teas made by Montana Tea and Spice:
Earl Grey with Extra Bergamot:
A blended black tea with natural flavor from extracted oil of bergamot orange rind. This tea is double the citrusy essence!
Jasmine Green:
A green tea from China, this tea is scented with jasmine blossoms. It is a process which takes several days and the flavor is subtly sweet and very fragrant.
Raspberry Sunrise:
Our favorite herbal blend of hibiscus, cinnamon, lemongrass, rose hips, raspberry leaves and naturally seasoned with licorice root. We can't wait to serve it iced!
Assam:
Indian black tea, best known as "Breakfast Tea", it has a full body, malty flavor and a deep, bright color. A lovely brisk tea...strong and sweet.
Peppermint:
A classic herbal tea, it is invigorating and calming in equal turns.
Sencha Green:
This is a common tea in Japan. The leaves are harvested in the early spring and are pan roasted. Bright in color with a delicate sweetness and lively nutty tones.
