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Alphabet of Flowers

Category: Children - Grade K-3rd
Author: Gloria D. Gonsalves
Publisher: AuthorHouse UK
Publication Date: March 15, 2022
Number of Pages: 44
ISBN-13: 9781665597357
ASIN: B09VX8N9QL

Alphabet of Flowers by Gloria D. Gonsalves should be a book to help children learn the alphabet, but there is far more to this book than using the names of flowers to memorize the alphabet. It is a well-researched book that provides interesting information about flowers. Many readers will discover new types of flowers and learn about the unique qualities of some flowers, or their origins.

This colorfully illustrated book is designed to help Children read, but it also contains fun information about glowers for adult readers. For instance, Calla lilies are originally from South Africa. They are popular at weddings. The Frangipani is used for soap and massage oils. The colors of the illustrations are soothing to the eyes. Kniphofias, also known as torch lilies or red hot poker, are illustrated with their warm colors of fire. Alphabet of Flowers is a gorgeous treat for Children and the author has done a wonderful job of presenting each flower with their unique properties. Alphabet of Flowers is a highly recommended book to introduce Children to the alphabet while helping them learn about the different beautiful flowers.  

Reviewed By: Romuald Dzemo

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Date: January 24, 2023

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