thanks to the publisher and netgalley for providing me with this advanced reader copy in exchange for an honest review.

"everything that happens is part of your wholeness. the sadness, the loss, the hurt, as well as the joy, the love, the friendship-- it is all part of your tapestry"

the tea dragon graphic novel series delivers as always with this latest installment. the art is absolutely stunning, I'd love to just live within these pages forever, the characters are fantastic, I loved seeing them all come together in this volume, and the tea dragons are consistently absolutely adorable.

I love all the different aspects of diversity that's included in these graphic novels, poc, lgbt+ and disability representation all in this magical little world where the tea dragons live, and I also really likes the themes and lessons covered in the story, about growing to become a better person and come to terms with change in your life, the importance of caring for others and for yourself, handling grief and much more.

it's all done in such a wholesome way, but still in a way that properly addresses things for how important they are and I honestly have nothing negative to say about this story. it's just overall beautiful. if you haven't read this series I highly suggest checking out the first volume, which is available as a webcomic , and to pick up this volume once it comes out on october 27th.

I love Katie O'Neill and am a die hard fan for anything of hers. I flew through this in 20 minutes and was left in absolute heartfelt tears. The world of tea dragons that she has created and woven in life lessons and experiences is incredible.

I have read and reviewed each of the Tea Dragon books and I love them all. They are stories that teach us to be kind and loving to all, especially ourselves. We can find passion and meaning in the things we do everyday with friends and loved ones. Tea Dragon Tapestry is beautifully drawn and colored. I and always stunned by how much detail is on each page. This is a perfect novel for Fall as we follow Greta and Minette as they learn how to care for others and work through growing into the best versions of themselves. A must read series for any fantasy lover.

I loved the first two tea dragon books, so I had high hopes for this. It didn't disappoint! The illustrations are just wonderful

The perfect ending for a perfect story. Not a single flaw to point out. This book was so wholesome! And now, to continue with my life, I absolutely need a real tea dragon to care for. I won’t settle for anything less.

This beautifully illustrated graphic novels deals with difficult topics as grief and change in a thoughtful way. The portrayal of grief, loss and mourning (and how it affects even people around you) is beautifully done. Also the balance between hope and positivity vs loss and pain is so masterfully done that, even when at its core it can be a sad story, you’re touched and moved, but not devastated. And you smile a lot. I ended up feeling full of wonder, joy and gratefulness for being alive.

So, if you haven’t done it yet, run and grab both The Tea Dragon Society and The Tea Dragon Festival. Then read them. Then preorder The Tea Dragon Tapestry. And then come back to say thank you. :)

I promise you won’t regret it.

5/5 stars

*This review is up on my Goodreads page and will appear on my Instagram (@books_and_libros) this weekend.*

We return to the cast of The Tea Dragon Society in this concluding volume, after a little trip to the past in The Tea Dragon Festival. It's sad to know that this is our last visit with the tea dragons, to this beautiful and vibrant world full of kind and gentle people. The whole series is the ultimate of cozy and affirming. There is not a whole lot of conflict, and in truth, even less plot, but being able to go on a mini-vacation to this magical place always feels like a treat, and I'm sure I'll make a return trip in a year or two.

This conclusion to the Tea Dragon graphic novel series was so good! The artwork was amazing, as always, and it was nice to have all of the characters from the previous installments brought together for the final story line. If you haven't read this series yet, you definitely should!

This was just as lovely and wholesome as the previous ones 💕

While it dealt with heavier topics than the last two books, it did so in a very uplifting (and not patronizing) way. This whole series is the perfect example of something written for kids that is also perfect for all adults but especially queer ones who didn’t get to read this type of story with a queer found family when they were growing up.

I highly recommend everyone to read all three of these books and to also buy them for the kids in their lives.

This is my first time reading this series. Thank you Netgalley and The publishers for providing me with a copy. I had been hearing about this series so much but unfortunately due to cash crunch and book unavailability I had never been able to read this awesomeness. This book made me realize a lot of things and I'll go through them one by one.
1. Grief is a part of everyone's life and each being takes it's own time to heal. The process of healing cannot be hastened and the surrounding people/creatures should understand that and help the grieving mate in making them as comfortable as possible.
2. It sometimes happens that one loses purpose in life and that is natural but nothing good comes out if we only seek the dissatisfaction, disappointment and losses.
3. Learning and teaching goes hand in hand. Everyone has something to learn. Everyone has something to teach.
4. We should never forget our roots. They bind us and make us the best version of ourselves.
I love all the relationships in the book. Each one contributed something to the plot. It was like a breath of fresh air. The illustrations are the prettiest I have ever seen. The colors used especially the ones used in the illustrations of the sky, were mesmerizing. I truly feel I am a little late to the party, but at least better late than never.

A charming and gentle read with absolutely beautiful illustrations. I love following the story of these characters and their ridiculously cute tea dragons and I look forward to seeing what happens next.

Thank you Netgalley and Oni Press for sending me a digital copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

Thank you to netgalley and the publisher for giving me this ebook for free in exchange for review!

Such a gorgeous book. This one touches alot on grief and what home really is. And as always, the illustrations are just stunning. I love this series so much.

I love the communities established throughout this entire series, and the final installment brings individuals together to strengthen all of the relationships we have seen along the way. The illustrations are stunning, and the beauty of the story shines in the joyous coloring and what the illustration adds to the story-telling. Highly recommend for an afternoon pick-me-up.

I received a copy of this book as an early review copy from NetGalley and One Press. All opinions are my own.

I have tried to write this review so many times. What I end up typing is in all caps and multiple vowels.

I love this series. I love tea dragons (why aren't they real?!). I love the characters, relationships, art style, colors, everything. I'm so sad it's over. Highly recommend.

I have enjoyed everything I have read by Katie O'Neill, but I definitely think the Tea Dragon series is my favorite. GO READ IT!

Thank you to Katie O'Neill, Oni Press, and NetGalley for an e-ARC in exchange for an honest review!

Beautifully done. Once again Katie brings us a touching story wrapped in lovely art. This is a fitting wrap to the trilogy. I just hate to see the story of the tea dragons ends.

Soft 'and easy, The Tea Dragon Tapestry blends together the previous two stories into a soothing blend of tea, offering a calm and comforting take on grief, changes in life, and remaining true to yourself in order to create genuine art. The artwork is just as relaxing as the storyline and helps the reader truly feel that everything will indeed be okay.

This series pulls on my heart strings. 5 of 5 stars. I would die for any of the characters in this series.

The artwork is beautiful and adorable, as is the story.

The Tea Dragon Tapestry returns to our primary storyline from The Tea Dragon Society. Greta is working on her blacksmithing, and on forming a bond with Ginsing. Minnette is facing her past, which involves a tapestry she created at the monetary.

It’s such a beautiful story! Everyone should read it!

Thank you NetGalley and Oni Press for letting me read the graphic novel before it gets early!

I have never seen more beautiful graphic novel. Ever. And neither will you so even before I started reading it and enjoying the content, I was mesmerised. I loved every single page of it and I can not wait to reach for the rest of the story <3

First off, I love the idea of Tea Dragons and I want one. Now on to the book, the illustrations are gorgeous and I love the interactions between the different characters especially the adults and the two younger characters as they figure out their place in life. I was expecting continued adventures and tea dragons and was not disappointed. I also really loved the discussion of how your support someone who is grieving and this book could help children who may not understand why a friend or family member is still upset. This may be my favorite of the series so far.

What a lovely little book!
I adored the beautiful art style, the characters were all unique and interesting, and the plot overall was so calming and peaceful.
I can only recommend reading this novel!

This is third volume of the Tea Dragon serie; and the first book in the serie I've read. I have read Aquicorn Cove by the same author and had my eyes on the Tea Dragon serie for a while, so I couldn't resist it when I saw it here.
I really enjoyed the story and how it deals with accepting change and grief, it's really sweet and at times a bit sad. I absolutely love the art, it has a wonderful palette and I found it dreamlike at times.
I would 100% recommend that book; and I'm off buying the 1st two volumes.