Waldorf and Nature-Inspired Spring Reading List
For Children
The Story of the Root Children by Sibylle von Olfers
The Story of the Butterfly Children by Sibylle von Olfers
How Robin Saved Spring by Debbie Ouellett
A New Beginning by Wendy Pfeffer
Home for a Bunny by Margaret Wise Brown
Lily and the Fairy House by Jane Tanner
Up in the Garden, Down in the Dirt by Kate Messner
Make Way For Ducklings by Robert McCloskey
The Listening Walk by Paul Showers
The Very Busy Spider Eric Carle
Eggs for the Hunting by Reg Down
A Year on our Farm by Penny Matthews
Rosalind and the Little Deer by Elsa Beskow
The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams
Little Sarah’s Big Boots by Paulette Bourgeois
The New Baby Calf by Barbara Reid
For Adults
Book of the Heart- The Poetics, Letters, and Life of John Keats by Andrés Rodríguez
Christianity as Mystical Fact by Rudolf Steiner
Celebrating Festivals with Children by Freya Jaffke
Easter The Legends and the Facts by Eleanor C Merry
Seven Times the Sun- Guiding Your Child through the Rhythms of the Day by Shea Darian
Keeping a Nature Journal by Clare Walker Leslie & Charles E Roth
For Easter
See the Waldorf-Inspired Easter reading list here.
Other Seasonal Reading Lists from Whole Family Rhythms
Waldorf-Inspired Spring Reading List
Waldorf-Inspired Summer Reading List
Waldorf-Inspired Autumn Reading List
Waldorf-Inspired Winter Reading List
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6 responses to “Waldorf and Nature-Inspired Spring Reading List”
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Do you only have these books out? Or others, I have an endless book mess because we have a big kids bookshelf in the girls room!
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Yes for the younger children I have the season’s themed books out in a basket by the couch a well as in a little book shelf in their bedroom for before bedtime. The rest of their books are put away. My son who is 9 and my daughter who is 7 have a few more selections in their rooms- chapter books and reference books but even these I try to keep to a minimal- it is difficult!
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