Each One Blooms by Teresa Power children's picture book cover
Editions:Hardcover: $ 16.99
ISBN: 9781734478617
Size: 8.00 x 8.00 in
Pages: 32

Each One Blooms by Teresa Power is a children’s picture book about self-esteem, belonging, kindness, and growing at your own pace. Through a gentle garden metaphor, young readers learn that every child develops in their own way and that there is no single right way to grow. For ages 4-8.

A new picture book from the creator of the bestselling, award-winning The ABCs of Yoga for Kids series.

Growing at your own pace isn’t something to fix—it’s something to celebrate.

Just like the flowers in a garden, every child has their own rare and perfect way of shining.

Some children discover their strengths early. Others need a little more time. Some bloom quietly, while others bloom boldly.

Filled with warmth and hope, Each One Blooms is a timeless reminder that growing up is not a race, and that there is no single right way to grow. Whether we move fast, slow, or in surprising directions, our individuality is exactly what makes the world beautiful.

A timeless gift that encourages children to believe in themselves, trust their journey, and celebrate who they are becoming.

Available December 1, 2026. Preorder your copy from your preferred bookseller.

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Reviews:Karen Tolentino on Readers' Favorite wrote:

If you are looking for a meaningful addition to your child’s bookshelf, this is a book families will want to read together over and over again. Through soft watercolor artwork and warm, simple language, this picture book invites young readers to appreciate their uniqueness and others to make a beautiful world—just like a garden—because everyone has a place. A timeless classic, especially for parents, teachers, and carers who want to nurture children's confidence without feeling preachy or heavy-handed. Parents will appreciate that it opens the door to real conversations about comparison, patience, and self-worth, especially for children who feel like they’re behind their peers in some way.