Flower Books for Kids

We love flowers and we love Spring! It is so much fun to celebrate each season with arts and crafts and also by reading books. In this post, we will share a list of great Flower Books for Kids that are for all ages.

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Recommended Flower Garden Kits for Kids

Whether through a toy or true flowers, these flower garden kits for kids are perfect to introduce gardening to kids. They will enjoy taking care of their lovely garden flowers with these.

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Recommended Flower Craft Kits for Kids

These craft kits are perfect for busy moms who want the best activity time for kids without worrying about the needed materials.

On the left is a lovely Spring Craft Flower Card that can be given as a gift for special occasions like Mother’s Day. The one on the right is a Spring Flower Craft Kit using colorful pre-cut cardstock and other craft materials that are ready to use.

The Judgmental Flower (Building Relationships)

In this flower patch, the blue flowers hang around the blue flowers, the short flowers hang out with the short flowers, the purple flowers hang out with the purple flowers, and so on. When one flower breaks this cycle, Blue learns a lesson on acceptance.

Sunflower House

Plant some summer fun with this bright picture book!

Mouse’s First Spring (Classic Board Books)

In this fun picture book, Mouse discover’s spring for the first time. This is great for exploring the first signs of spring.

The Complete Book of the Flower Fairies

As an intro to poetry, this book is a collection of poetry from flower fairies. Chapters are separated into seasons and nature (garden, trees, wayside).

Look! Flowers!

In this nonfiction book, discover all the different types of flowers there are.

Oh Say Can You Seed?: All About Flowering Plants (Cat in the Hat’s Learning Library)

The Cat, Thing 1, and Thing 2 are back! In the style and feel of Dr. Seuss, learn about seeds and how they turn into plants!

Planting a Rainbow

If your kids have an interest in gardening, Planting a Rainbow explores how planting works, and how kids can begin a garden of their own.

The Tiny Seed: With seeded paper to grow your own flowers! (The World of Eric Carle)

I love Eric Carle’s style! In this story of a tiny seed, children can learn the life cycle of a flower, from seed to blossoming flower.

The Flower (Child’s Play Library)

In a grey world, a young boy name Brigg discovers light and hope through a forbidden book that leads him to flowers! It works for children from preschool to fifth grade.

Bees Like Flowers (Mummy Nature) (Volume 2)

Honey bees can sometimes be annoying, but bees are important for the growth of flowers! There are a few simple flower words like “pollen” that kids can learn, and kids can learn the life cycle of a bee.

The Reason for a Flower: A Book About Flowers, Pollen, and Seeds (Explore!)

What is the purpose of flowers? Find out in this picture book with a variety of colorful images.

Flower Garden

In this charming story, a young girl and her father purchase a garden, wanting to plant flowers on their windowsill. There are not many words on each page, making this great for a read-aloud or beginning reader.

Jack’s Garden

In the garden that Jack planted…he uses soil, shovels, and more! Great for learning flower and garden vocabulary, this book takes you through gardening step by step.