Books and resources.

Learning that grows with the learner

Meet Bloom the Bunny, Sunny the Seedling, and Tula the Turtle. Their stories and the Tula Pause™ give younger learners a memorable way to slow down and consider a choice.

Trauma-informed. Educationally sound. Created by nurse educator and author Janepher Otieno, the activities connect money concepts with everyday experiences and supported practice—without shame, pressure, or comparison. Families bring different resources and experiences; learners can participate at their own pace.

Start with Workbook 1, ages 3–5, and explore its companion Parent & Facilitator Guide. Workbook 2: The Money Garden supports ages 6–9. Check the stage pages for current formats and availability.

Growing toward independence and youth leadership

Later stages for ages 10–21 are planned. Alongside parent and facilitator guides, planned peer-learning and mentorship editions will support older youth to self-lead, collaborate, and build financial confidence in peer-led teams.

Use the local coins and currency familiar to your learners when discussing saving and spending.

Bring Bloom-A-Bean to your learning community

Financial learning for classrooms, families, and community programs.

Learner workbooks and companion Parent & Facilitator Guides help teachers, schools, homeschool networks, and community organizations guide learning with confidence.

Explore licensing for your setting

• Classroom use: Resources for a class or learning group.
• School and organizational use: Delivery across multiple classes, groups, or locations.
• Reproduction permissions: Permission to print or copy selected learning materials within an agreed licence.

Tell us about your learners, group size, and setting so we can discuss suitable resources and permissions.

Enquiries go to The Bloom Umbrella at hello@thebloomumbrella.com. Licensing permissions are confirmed in writing. Purchasing a book or digital download does not automatically include permission to reproduce or distribute it.