Showing posts with label books about flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label books about flowers. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 27, 2026

Picture Book Review: Garden Books


Just a few garden books, also great for the garden theme for Summer Reading

A dandelion isn't sure what she could be.

This book goes through the growth of the flower and how to changes over time. There is also an end page that shares information about dandelions. The illustrations are cheerful.

This book follows the life of a seed what it needs to grow and flourish. 

I love how this book shows the steps of flowers and acknowledges that it's hard to wait. I love the message that every seed is beautiful and different. 

Not technically a gardening book, but this one is about the sun. The squirrel is pretty certain that someone is stealing the sun, but bird explains that the sun goes to bed and gets up at different times during the year. 

This is part of a series of picture books. Squirrel and Bird are a great pair, I love them. There are end pages that share information about light and dark and seasons. 

Sunday, March 22, 2026

Booklist: Adult Flower Books

 


Yesterday, I shared a Flower/Garden/Farm cozy booklist and today I'm sharing fiction books in the same vein. 


These adult books are perfect for summer reading

Flower/Garden Fiction




Saturday, March 21, 2026

Booklist: Garden and Flower Cozies

 


I haven't done adult summer reading ideas before, but I read a bunch of cozies featuring gardens and flowers and thought I'd share them.

As it's spring, it's lovely to think about flowers and gardens again after that brutally cold winter.


Garden and Flower Cozies:

Happy Reading!

Sunday, February 22, 2026

Plant a Seed: Teen Summer Reading (3)


This is the final post for SUMMER READING ideas. 

Previously I shared flower crafts and nature crafts

This week is all about the books.

Middle Grade Books:

Teen Books:

Hope you enjoyed this series and that it was useful to you.

Tuesday, April 8, 2025

Top Ten Tuesday: Spring Covers

 This week's topic is all about Spring covers: gardens, flowers, and more.


Read:










Want to read:


Have you read of these?