Easter Books

Children's Easter Books:

Peter Rabbit's Easter [Board Book]
Its Easter, and Peter and his friends are having an Easter egg hunt. With each spread featuring eggs and chicks hiding behind lots of flaps, young Peter Rabbit fans are sure to enjoy this latest book. Look for Peter as he finds a beautifully decorated egg behind a shrub or peek for Benjamin behind a flowerpot as he finds a little baby chick. Best of all is a pop-up spread on the very last page. Peter Rabbit and Easter are the perfect combination for any childs Easter basket.

The Easter Party 
It is a windy day, so Rocky Rabbit and Chubby Chick are out flying their brightly colored kite. When it gets taken by the wind, everyone else is too busy to help them find it. In the process of looking for their missing toy, the two friends wake up a very important bunny with a special party to go to - and they get invited along! The two characters are endearing heroes for young children, and the scenes are beautifully rendered in watercolor illustrations by Lucy Su

Journey, Easter Journey! 
This second book in Mackall's seasonal series "Journey, Easter Journey!" presents the biblical story of Christ's life, death, and resurrection in a way that is engaging and appropriate for young children.

Spot's First Easter (Spot Lift-the-flap S.) 
Help Spot as he searches for eggs hidden by the Easter Bunny. When Spot's friend Helen joins in too, the search becomes a fun counting game.

The Easter Bunny That Overslept 
One spring morning, the Easter Bunny skips merrily along to deliver his colorful, hand-painted eggs. But the children tell him that it's Mother's Day, which can only mean one thing: HE SLEPT THROUGH EASTER! Nobody wants eggs on Mother's Day, or on the Fourth of July -- and especially not on Halloween. Children will sympathize with the little bunny's plight and cheer when Santa finds the perfect gift to help!

What Is Easter? 
Tony and his parents dye Easter eggs, listen to the story of Easter in church, and have a special supper at Grandma and Grandpa's in this springtime lift-the-flap book.

Queen of Easter
With the neighborhood Easter Parade coming up, Ann Estelle dreams of wearing a hat covered with ribbons and pretty flowers galore. But when her mother gives her a plain straw hat instead, she wonders how she can be the Queen of Easter in a hat like that!

Easter 
"The Easter Story" is the newest addition to the "Peek-a-Bible" series. Simple words and colorful illustrations teach the story of Jesus' death and resurrection. Children ages 6 and younger will delight to discover the surprises hidden beneath flaps on every page. Little fingers will keep busy while little hearts hear the most wonderful message on earth.

Hop to It!: A Scholastic Treasury of Easter Tales 
Featuring popular authors and illustrators--including Norman Bridwell, Beatrix Potter, Hans Wilhelm, and David McPhail--this Easter collection offers seven bestselling stories, including "The Tale of Peter Rabbit, Clifford's Happy Easter, " and "The Best Easter Hunt Ever."

Bunny's Easter Hunt 
It's that happy time of year again, when rabbits must prepare their colorful eggs. But one baby bunny's a sleepyhead. Will she wake up in time for all the Easter fun? With its charming pastel pictures and adorable animals, this is a perfect seasonal gift for children--and a great bedtime story, too.

Dora's Easter Basket 
It's Easter! Dora and Boots are going on an egg hunt. But the eggs they are searching for are not just ordinary eggs -- each one has a special prize inside! Help Dora find all twelve eggs, and fill her Easter basket with lots of prizes. Just be sure to watch out for Swiper!

Cross in the Egg: The Easter Story Retold for Children 
A retelling of the Easter story for children that emphasizes God's love for everyone, even the imperfect. Told from the point of view of a rabbit, "The Cross in the Egg" brings the events of that first Easter into focus for children.

The Resurrected Life: Understanding the Meaning of Easter 
This beautifully constructed 4-part program explores the meaning of Easter, helping viewers to relate it to their own lives. The segments -- Crucifixion, Resurrection, Transformation and Reconciliation -- form a logical progression in studying Christ's message, while the hypnotic photography sweeping across the Holy Land draws us into the commentary of a well-balanced, culturally diverse group of clergy and academics who provide wonderfully practical and thoughtful insights about the hard work of dying to our old life and rising to a new level of spirituality. A visually appealing, intellectually satisfying program that could provide a framework for religious retreats or adult study groups, this is highly recommended for anyone seeking to better understand the spirit of Christianity.

The Easter God 
One constant theme runs through the writing of John V. Taylor: that of passing through darkness to light, from winter to spring, from death to life. The moving force is the spirit of the God who raised Jesus from the dead and who even now animates and renews his people. Following broadly the rhythm of the Christian year, from Advent to Pentecost, The Easter God draws on John V. Taylor's unpublished sermons from his time as Bishop of Winchester and beyond. It demonstrates in his incomparably graceful and poetic style what God has done for us and what it means to live in the light of this as God's Easter people.