Coffee and books...

Sometimes you just know when things go together…like Romeo and Juliet, Edward and Bella and of course, coffee and books. These are all partnerships made in heaven. What better way to relax on your coffee break that catching up on some reading? Take a shot at this selection of coffee themed fiction books, because as you may know, if you’re feeling ground down, reading is a great way to perk you up!

“The various flavours of Coffee” by Anthony Capella

“One coffee with” by Margaret Maron

"The facts of life: Rachel Riley (almost) wakes up and smells the coffee) "  by Joanna Nadin

“Cats in the coffee” by Joyce Fussey

"Coffee in the cereal: the first year with multiple sclerosis" by Lorna Moorhead
"Jenny's coffee house: after Yenni" by Eugenia Jenny Williams

“Little coffee shop of Kabul” by Debra Rodriguez

"Glazed murder” by Jessica Beck

"Decaffeinated Corpse" by Cleo Coyle

“Espresso tales”

"The espressologist” by Kristina Springer

“Black Coffee” by Agatha Christie

“Latte trouble” by Cleo Coyle

“The rip” by Robert Drewe (short stories including ‘The life alignment of the coffee grower).

“Drinking coffee elsewhere” by Zz Packer

 “Grounds for murder”by Sandra Balzo

 “Bean there, done that” by Sandra Balzo

"Brewed, crude and tattooed” by Sandra Balzo

Find us at the Sutherland Coffee Festival- Coffee@peace, Sunday 10^th July at Peace park. Grab a coffee and come and say hello to Bookatoo. Not a member of the library yet? Get a specially marked application form from the Coffee festival, join the library at any of the eight branches in the Shire and receive a voucher to buy one coffee, get one free from Hazelhurst Gallery (conditions apply).