Another Cup of Tea

Teatime Tales, Book 2

By: Debbie Manber Kupfer

Narrated by: Fiona Thraille

Length: 1 hr and 2 mins

Publisher's summary

There's always time for another cup.

Twenty Eight haiku, a cat named Miri, a ghost named Roger, a vampire named Vlad, and about a gallon of tea populate the pages of this second collection of poignancy and silliness from the author of P.A.W.S.

©2020 Debbie Manber Kupfer (P)2020 Debbie Manber Kupfer

4.5/5 Stars Another Cup of Tea

Narrated by Fiona Thraille
Summary:
A short collection of random short stories. Most are fiction, but there’s at least one nonfiction in here.

Additional Comments:
- This is a whirlwind tour of random. You’ll meet cats, ghosts, teapots, coffee pots, gargoyles, vampires, and the author.
- The narrator’s as good as always. She has a nice voice and a decent range of voices to bring to the characters.
- Delightful. Kid-safe, but not aimed at kids. One curse word.
- Given the length. It’s probably better to just buy it outright.

Conclusion:
Worth checking out if you like clean short stories.
*I received a free copy from the author/narrator. I chose to review. All opinions are my own.

A good way to pass the time with a task

Having listened to the previous installment, I decided to check out this one to see if it had the same soothing vibes as the last one. Overall, it did, though I do need to give a shoutout to what I felt to be the best and most emotionally trying story in the book, the Big C. As you might guess, it's about a breast cancer diagnosis, and though it all seems to end well it can be a touch poignant to listen to, even as I struggled to relate to being so attached to one's breasts that one wouldn't want to chop them off (the joys of being genderqueer).

Humorwise, I enjoyed the Bertand and Bob stories, along with the Humpty Dumpty one, the vampire one, and the bunny one. Good to have in the background as you do chores or handicrafts like I was.

Cute shorts

This was a collection of fairy tales more suited to a child. The narration was good and it is very short. If you just need something to pass a few minuets you have to spare and hate to sit with nothing to do this will foot the bill.

Another Cup of Tea

There’s something for everyone in this collection of short tales. Ranging from fiction and whimsical to a touching non-fiction story. I enjoyed and appreciated them all.

Debbie Manber Kupfer continues to entertain me with her stories. I look forward to seeing what comes next.

Fiona Thraille delivered another great performance which definitely added to my enjoyment.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

Various genres of shorts

A collection of short writings, poems, and a detailed review of a fight with cancer. This is not super happy, but it is heart string pulling and has great insights in many different ways.

ENTERTAINING GROUP OF INTERESTING STORIES.

ENTERTAINING GROUP OF INTERESTING STORIES ranging from statements ,poems short tales and one cute story told as a kitten.
Just the right length for ironing or gardening or just a sit down with.. you guessed it--A cup of tea.

Its okay

I like this story about a cat, ghost, and mysteries. It started off sad for the cat and lost me in the middle but it put it all together and kept me interested. It is a short story but that is what makes it good in my opinion.

I received this book for free in exchange for my honest opinion.

A new view

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

After listening to the first book I knew what to expect, but I was surprised by the tale of becoming a breast cancer survivor. It was a very enlightening view to hear what can happen.
Another good collection of short stories.

Great book

Such a sweet book. It was like listening to someone reading out of a diary. I loved every chapter, and the narrator.