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'Afternoon Tea - Perfect places for afternoon tea' 2009/2010

'Afternoon Tea - Perfect places for afternoon tea' 2009/2010

Unfortunately this book is now sold out due to popular demand. 		£9.99 £1.5 £3.7 £3.7
My Cup of Tea Book

My Cup of Tea Book

A collection of stunning photography by celebrities celebrating the traditional cuppa, 20% of the proceeds from this book will be donated to Cancer Research UK		 £6.99 Free £2 £2.6

 

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December 2009:
How may mugs of tea will you drink on average a day in this chilly time of year?

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