The world feels a little weird right now. We are all at a standstill, waiting to see what happens. But whether it feels like it or not, the world is still spinning, and Easter and Spring are right around the corner. So we are thrilled to bring a little sunshine to your day with these new children’s books for Easter!

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Bella’s Meadow Adventure

Written by Hannah Jardine and illustrated by Zoe Waring

This adorable shaped board book follows a little white bunny named Bella as she goes on an adventure to explore the meadow. Along the way, she meets a variety of birds and animals, and they share interesting facts about themselves. The brightly colored illustrations will keep little ones engaged while they learn about animals in the forest.

Danny’s Pond Adventure

Written by Hannah Jardine and illustrated by Zoe Waring

This shaped board book follows a bright yellow duckling named Danny as he visits his neighbors around the pond. Each of his neighbors shares facts about themselves, and the vibrant illustrations showcase the beautiful sights around his pond.

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Easter Egg Day

Written by Tara Knudson and illustrated by Pauline Siewert

This vivid and colorful board book highlights all of the fun of Easter egg decorating. The illustrations show an adorable bunny family as they draw designs on the eggs, dip them, and mix colors to make new ones. The rhyming text is short and peppy, and follows the family as they take part in all kinds of egg themed fun with their friends and loved ones. The back of the book even includes decorating tips to help you create your own egg masterpieces!

Hoppy Floppy’s Carrot Hunt

Illustrated by Lucia Gaggiotti

This lift the flap board book encourages kids to help Hoppy Floppy the bunny and her friends to find different colored carrots. The text on each two page spread asks kids to find a certain colored carrot. Lifting the flaps unearths all kinds of silly items, until kids find what they are looking for. The last page includes a spinning wheel that shows the rainbow of carrots that they have found.

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Spring is Here!

Illustrated by Carles Ballesteros

This fun book gives kids a chance to become part of the story. by changing the faces on Little Rabbit and his friends with the turn of each page. The simple story celebrates the start of Spring, and uses different animal noises to engage little ones. Kids will love moving the pages back and forth and watching the faces on the animals change.

Eggs are Everywhere

Illustrated by Wednesday Kirwan

This interactive board book offers a fun guessing game for kids. As the reader spins the wheel, a different colored egg appears in the window in the center of the illustrations. The text then encourages them to lift one of the two flaps on the page, to try to find the egg that matches. If they choose the wrong flap, they will find nothing underneath. The ability to change the eggs and the placement of the matching one offers kids tons of opportunities to play this game. The illustrations have a vintage vibe to them, reminding me of Easter board books from when I was younger.

Hazel and Twig: The Lost Egg

Written by Brenna Burns Yu

Hazel and Twig are tiny mouse sisters. When they are playing in the meadow one day, they find an egg. They decide to bring it home and try to hatch it on their own. But when Twig goes missing for a bit, Hazel’s father helps her to see that the little egg may be lost too. So Hazel and Twig go on a mission to find the home of their little egg. The illustrations are adorable, and feature a variety of bird’s eggs that kids can explore.

Elsie

Written by Nadine Robert and illustrated by Maja Kastelic

This story follows the Filpot family of rabbits as they go fishing together. Each of the siblings has their role, but little Elsie doesn’t fit in. As they go about their day, they each yell at her for doing what she does. But in the end, Elsie’s ability to think outside the box just may save the day. The illustrations are vibrantly colored, highlighting the beautiful landscapes around the Filpot home, and the adorable little rabbits in the happy family.

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