Flowers Shown to the Children by Janet Harvey Kelman, 1906

The "Shown to the Children" series was a popular narrative-style nature study collection written for children in the early 1900's. 

The book "Flowers Shown to the Children" is the second volume in this British series. Share with your children the flowers that are most likely to be found growing around your home. Answer their questions like, "What is that flower called?", "What are the names of purple flowers?", "Where would I find a buttercup?", "What flowers can be found in the woods?", and "How does a wallflower find its way to a wall?". 

This book is a beautiful complement to any homeschool summer flower study units or as a picnic blanket companion. This is without a doubt one of our top 5 flower books in our homeschool. 

This ebook is a digitally remastered copy of the first edition publication. It has been preserved in its original typeface with 32 full-page, full-colour illustrations for your enjoyment. At The Living Books Library, you don't just own a book, you own a piece of history.

151 pages (approx.) with Original Full-colour Illustrations

Table of Contents

*** Please see the images for the copious collection of flowers, divided by colour.