


I don't have Sinhala letters in my PC to type this reply in Sinhala with some colourful language. Thanks for this post, and your writing is second to none. We have books written about 'coffee' and 'rubber', but 'tea' is missing. "Bitter Berry"- author Christine (Spittel) Wilson and translated as THITHTHA KOPI , and "Weeping Wood" - author Wicki Baum and translated as GASAKA KANDULU are in the same level as your "UNDER THE TEA TREE". Only thing is your story is not long enough to compete with the length of those stories. Good luck![]()


I don't have Sinhala letters in my PC to type this reply in Sinhala with some colourful language. Thanks for this post, and your writing is second to none. We have books written about 'coffee' and 'rubber', but 'tea' is missing. "Bitter Berry"- author Christine (Spittel) Wilson and translated as THITHTHA KOPI , and "Weeping Wood" - author Wicki Baum and translated as GASAKA KANDULU are in the same level as your "UNDER THE TEA TREE". Only thing is your story is not long enough to compete with the length of those stories. Good luck![]()
There are plenty of books about Ceylon Tea. I will PM you some of the names.
