Memory of Water

The premise of the book is really interesting. I was excited to get it. It's short, so I expected it to have tight prose. Noria is training to be a tea master, following in the footsteps of her father. They live in a world dominated by China, which tries to control all aspects of their lives, including water. Global warming has made fresh water scarce, but the tea masters know of hidden springs whose waters create the best tea. When Noria's father dies, she carries the secret of springs, trying to safeguard them from the authorities. Of course, secrets are hard to keep. The biggest problem with the book is that nothing happens...

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