Central Kansas Library System

Introduces some of the objects and activities associated with the celebration of Easter. On board pages.

Illustrations and a cumulative rhyme reveal the events of Easter morning. It begins with the stone that blocks the tomb and a lively narrative that builds from there, imagining the people, animals, and things that played a part in the first Easter ever. Little ones will love the repetition, which adds a pleasing level of predictability and helps to make the story of the first Easter more memorable.

Miss Flora McFlimsey remembers the day when Peterkins the rabbit brought her first Easter bonnet.

When Easter festivities are threatened by melting chocolate, spoiling eggs, and a missing Easter Bunny, Rachel and Kirsty team up with Emma the Easter Fairy to outwit Jack Frost and his goblins, who are trying to steal Emma's three magic eggs.

Clarence and Clarissa Cottontail win the grand prize at the Alfalfaville Easter parade with their unique Easter bonnet.

Two crooks plan to steal a priceless golden egg being driven to a museum by two rookie police officers. Will they steal the egg or will the Easter festival in the park ruin their plan?

When Mater becomes increasingly excited about the Easter Buggy's annual delivery of such goodies as lug nuts and coolant, a skeptical Lightning McQueen fears that his friend will find his Easter tire empty and devises a special holiday plan.

As Peter comes hopping down the bunny trail, he leaves a message: "Try to do the things you should."

"Blueberry Muffin knows a way to make this Easter extra sweet. She will send her friends on a scavenger hunt to find their Easter baskets! Join Strawberry Shortcake and her friends as they follow the clues around Berry Bitty City and then celebrate this berry special holiday."