Plants That Never Ever Bloom: A Book About Plants without Flowers (Explore!) Paperback – September 8, 2015

Great condition. Excellent.

Heller's poetic texts and gorgeous illustrations are award-winning and rightfully so. I just used this with a second grader who loves Heller's The Reason for a Flower as part of a unit on planting and raising flowers. Plants that Never Bloom are an amazing addition to both her knowledge and my own.

Beautiful illustrations with a story that makes information more entertaining. Some of them are not true plants, but I think it’s fine for entry level learning.

Ruth Heller's book seems to be considered a children's book. but I thought it was thoughtful, informative, and truly a delight to read, for the young and the old. so much information, great pictures.

The illustrations in the book are beautiful, and the text is both informative and entertaining. My granddaughter loves it!

It was helpful resource especially when I need to explain the differences between plants the bloom and other that didn't have a bloom. They were still classified has a plant even though them met different criteria.

My favorite children's book. Probably not my children's favorite though - ha. It's absolutely gorgeous. I want to keep it forever.

Got these for my children. They love them. The pictures and text are beautiful and very informative.

This is a gorgeous 'living' book for inquisitive young children. My 3 year old had been asking lots of questions about moss and fungi, so we've been learning about them, and this was a lovely accompaniment to the topic.

Lovely illustrations but pretty thin on actual information