Easter will be here before we understand it, making it the ideal time to get ready with some unique Easter books for kids, ideal for your book selection.
Our kids have always absolutely loved the Easter season, everything from the Easter bunny to painting eggs to all the fun Easter baskets! It’s such a fun time of year in our home. In the weeks running up to it, we love to learn all kinds of kids Easter books to get us enthusiastic regarding the upcoming holiday.
And there’s no doubt, these Easter books for kids will get them enthusiastic about all things Easter! They are fun to read at home and go great with any Easter training study unit, at home, preschool or school.
Scroll below for the entire list of Easter books for kids! Each one incorporates handy links to both Amazon and the Book Depository, so you can easily click over to read more about each title and see its reviews. As we do for each of our Best Books for Kids groups, we have also introduced a short description for each Easter book to help you decide if it’s a good fit for your bookshelf.
Alright, ready for the Easter books for kids? Let’s get to it!
Let’s Celebrate: Happy Easter by Joyce Bentley
The history, evolution and celebration of Easter round the world shared through stunning photography and age-appropriate language.
How to Catch the Easter Bunny by Adam Wallace
This fun story highlights beautiful examples that are sure to capture your little reader’s attention. They will LOVE finding all the bunnies as they flip the pages and chuckle to the point.
The Biggest Easter Basket Ever by Steven Kroll
As Mouseville prepares for its gala Easter celebration, finished with the most significant Easter Basket contest, two lovable mice learn a lesson in service.
Here Comes the Easter Cat by Deborah Underwood
Why should the Easter Bunny make all the love? That’s what Cat would like to understand. So he dons his sparkly suit, takes on his Harley, and roars off into the night. But it sets out delivering Easter eggs is hard work. And it doesn’t give much time to sleep!
We’re Working on an Egg Hunt by Laura Hughes
Meet the Easter Bunnies as they established off on an agreeable lift-the-flap Easter egg hunt. With ten eggs to find and count, it’s vast fun to chant along to the familiar tune.
The Easter Bunny’s Helpers by Anne Mangan
The Easter Bunny’s Helpers has an emu as the first of many Australian creatures who need the Easter bunny to choose them to be its assistant this year who think their natural properties or their skills will get the chocolate courier pick them.
How to Track an Easter Bunny by Sue Fliess
On the night before Easter, the Easter Bunny will give up to hide her eggs and then leave as quickly as she came. However, if you’re confident and clever and quick, you can lock up a bunny nest that will let you watch the Easter Bunny, and then you’ll be sure to get all her buried wealth, no matter where they might be!
The Easter Egg by Jan Brett
If Hoppi can make the most significant Easter egg, he will help the Easter Rabbit with his holiday games. But it is not so easy. Discouraged, he runs into the woods to think and creates a blue robin’s egg that has dropped out of its nest. Hopi keeps it safe until the baby bird hatches. Will Hopi be rewarded for his kindness?
Here Comes T-Rex Cottontail by Lois G. Grambling
The entire Easter story for dino-loving kiddos! In this story, a giant ol’ dinosaur earns over Easter Bunny duties when Peter Cottontail falls ill, with hilarious outcomes!
The Easter Bunny’s Assistant by Jan Thomas
Easter Bunny gets a small help from a skunk while dying Easter Eggs. But skunk goes a little too excited, making a hilarious, rather smelly problem!
Happy Easter, Tooth Fairy! by Peter Bently
Everyone’s beloved fairy fits everyone’s favorite bunny in this rhyming Easter egg hunt! The Easter egg hunt is produced, with the Tooth Fairy attending the Easter Bunny hides the eggs, then one of the children loses a wobbly tooth! Who will come to the accomplishment?
Yoga Bunny by Brian Russo
Not indeed Easter but real bunny fun! Bunny is making his poses and wishes his friends would do yoga with him! But Lizard is too weak, Fox is in a hurry, and Bird has the hiccups. Will Bunny ever be ready to get his friends to quiet down and understand that yoga might be the resolution to their problems?
