But it’s a great decaf tea for anyone who likes lemon, with a hearty rooibos base.Born with a magical knack for manipulating emotions, Leodora's only dream is to ensure her talented little sister dances on the biggest, brightest stage in the Republic: The Curiosity, a grand old theater of tradition and innovation.

The only thing this tea could be wanting is maybe some lemon peels for added flavor and vibe. I also like to use my disposable tea bags, because, again, the rooibos flavor can get intense, and I’m far too lazy to clean my usual teamaking stuff with soap everytime I use it! I’m careful not to oversteep this tea, because as with most rooibos teas, the hearty rooibos will overpower any flavor if left too long. Tea choice inspired by the somewhat magical pastry shop that Leo frequents, this tea has a bold rooibos flavor with the right amount of creamy lemon. Burke, The Heart of the Curiosoty ☕ The tea: Rooibos Lemon Cloud by Adagio Teas They need The Curiosity, or at least what it stands for.” They need to smile and laugh and cry and see ideas expressed in ways that make them think and feel. “Yes, people need food and shelter and goods and services, even buttons, but they need art as well.

Where do the snails come in? I’ll let you read it to find out! I definitely found myself actually smiling the last two chapters. There are so many interpretations of what the title could really mean as you read the book there is so much heart in this story and these characters. And her love of pastries… Comes close to her growing love for another certain someone at the theater. Leo is a great main character, her scruples about using her knack on other people an excellent point of character development. When the theater becomes in danger of closing after a tragedy, their livelihoods, their home, and their happiness are all threatened. Leo and Muse find a home in The Curiosity Theater, their respective “knacks” (little magics) giving them jobs as a dancer (Muse can levitate) and a professional audience member (Leo can influence other people’s emotions). And it was set in a theater, with characters who can do magic? Sign me up. Having read this author before, I knew I was going to be in for a fun yet heartfelt tale. 📖 The book: Heart of the Curiosity by H.L. So today I have a book & tea review for you keep reading to see which tea I chose to go with it and why! Burke writes fun and snarky characters, and I figured it would keep my interest until the end. I don’t know whether I’ve just been busy with my new fall releases, or if it’s the social/political/health climate, or what.

I’ve been in a reading slump for a while now.

Heart of the Curiosity by H.L. Burke