Floris Books

Arts and Crafts in Waldorf Schools, edited by Michael Martin with a foreword by Wolfgang Schad, explores the rich role of hands-on creativity in St...

Autumn and Winter Nature Activities for Waldorf Kindergartens by Irmgard Kutsch and Brigitte Walden, translated by Jane Helmchen, offers hands-on s...

Calm Kids by Lorraine E. Murray is a thoughtful guide for helping children manage stress through mindfulness and meditation. With playful ideas for...

Crafting Magical Window Stars by Frederique Gueret, translated by Anna Cardwell, is a delightful guide to folding vibrant tissue-paper stars that s...

Crocheting Soft Toys by Angelika Wolk-Gerche, translated by Anna Cardwell, is a heartwarming guide to creating adorable handmade animals that child...

Whittling and Wood Carving by Evi Blomgren is a delightful guide that invites children and parents to explore the creative world of carving with si...

Gardening Classes in Waldorf Schools by Birte Kaufmann, translated by Matthew Barton, explores how meaningful garden work supports learning in Stei...

Magic Wool Fairies by Freya Jaffke is a charming guide that shows how to transform colourful wool into enchanting fairies and angels for every seas...

Maisie the Mountain Hare by Lynne Rickards, illustrated by Abigail Hookham, is a charming rhyming tale about two adventurous hares and their feathe...

Making Natural Felt Animals by Rotraud Reinhard, translated by Anna Cardwell, is a magical guide to sculpting lifelike animals from wool using a un...

Stitch your way into a world of cuddly characters with Making Soft Toys by Karin Neuschutz—a charming guide to creating fabric dolls, animals, pupp...

My Home Is in My Backpack by Eugenia Perrella, illustrated by Angela Salerno, follows Clara as she sets off on a long journey with her family, leav...

The Nurturing Potential in the Kindergarten Years explores the early childhood years and the nurturing of children’s life forces in Steiner-Waldorf...

Painting and Drawing in Waldorf Schools by Thomas Wildgruber is a rich teaching guide that explores the role of art in child development, offering ...

Painting with Children Colour and Child Development by Brunhild Müller, translated by Donald Maclean, is a practical and inspiring guide that shows...

Pumpkin Soup and Cherry Bread is a beautifully illustrated cookbook from Bonsai Steiner-Waldorf Kindergarten, filled with over 80 seasonal, vegetar...

Spring and Summer Nature Activities for Waldorf Kindergartens by Irmgard Kutsch and Brigitte Walden, translated by Jane R. Helmchen, is a hands-on ...

Tales of the Mushroom Folk by Signe Aspelin, translated by Polly Lawson, is a whimsical journey through the forest floor where mushroom folk wake, ...

The Power of Stories by Horst Kornberger explores how myths, fairy tales and timeless legends can nurture a child’s imagination and inner growth. D...

The Story of the Wind Children by Sibylle von Olfers is a dreamy tale of George, a little boy who sets off on a magical adventure with Willow, one ...

The Together Treehouse by Michael Engler, illustrated by Joelle Tourlonias, is a touching children’s picture book about friendship, change, and gro...

The Tomten and the Fox by Astrid Lindgren, illustrated by Eva Eriksson, tells the tale of a hungry fox, a snow-covered farm, and a wise old tomten ...

Transparent Window Scenes Through the Year by Michaela Kronshage and Sylvia Schwartz, translated by Anna Cardwell, is a creative guide to crafting ...

Work and Play in Early Childhood by Freya Jaffke, translated by Christian von Arnim, explores how rhythm, repetition and imitation shape learning i...

Bedtime Storytelling by Beatrys Lockie is a charming collection of classic tales and storytelling tips for parents of children aged 3 to 7. Includ...

Finger Strings by Michael Taylor is a lively collection of over 80 playful string games and stories designed to inspire movement, focus, and fun fo...

The Legend of the Scuffling Monster by Gillian Brown and illustrated by Anna Kwan is a cosy, slightly spooky tale of friendship, cookies, and forgo...