Books with title Easter Egg Haunt

HEROES A2Z #5EASTER EGG HAUNTHere comes Patty Rottentail stompin' down the bully trail.In this adventure, the heroes discover more than candy in their Easter baskets. Ghosts haunt the library's egg hunt. Chocolate bunnies have their teeth and bite back. Talk about a few bad eggs! Saving Easter has never been such a scramble.The 14-book Heroes A2Z chapter book series follows the funny adventures of three superhero kids from Traverse City, Michigan. Each illustrated book includes over one hundred drawings.Meet Abigail, the oldest of the heroes. When it comes to sports, she can't be beat--not at arm wrestling, not at archery, and certainly not at aces on the tennis court. Andrew comes next. He's Abigail's twin, youngest by a measly eight minutes. If it has wheels, Andrew can ride it. He's amazing, astounding, and accomplished on wheels. Last but definitely least is Baby Zoë. She's the strongest of the heroes, like Superman in a diaper. She can't walk that well, but she can fly and shoot lasers out of her eyes. Zoë puts the "aww" in awesome.Throughout their adventures, the superheroes battle kung fu kitties, dinosaurs, aliens, monkey-driven monster trucks, and a rockstar from outer space. They travel to the South Pole, the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame in Ohio, and to scenic Mackinac Island. Wherever danger lurks, wherever villains strike, expect Heroes A2Z to save the day!ALSO AVAILABLEHeroes A2Z #1: Alien Ice CreamHeroes A2Z #2: Bowling Over HalloweenHeroes A2Z #3: Cherry Bomb SquadHeroes A2Z #4: Digging For DinosHeroes A2Z #5: Easter Egg HauntHeroes A2Z #6: Fowl MouthwashHeroes A2Z #7: Guitar Rocket StarHeroes A2Z #8: Holiday HoldupHeroes A2Z #9: Ivy League All-StarsHeroes A2Z #10: Joey Down UnderHeroes A2Z #11: Kung Fu KittiesHeroes A2Z #12: Lost Puppy LoveHeroes A2Z #13: Monkey Monster TruckHeroes A2Z #14: Nursery Rhyme Crime

The best part of any Easter Sunday is the family egg hunt. Colorful eggs are filled with gifts strewn about the lawn as children hunt for Easter treats to put in bright baskets. Full-color photographs show children of all ages taking part in the annual event, searching the grass and behind flowers for eggs filled with coins or even chocolates. Paired with accessible text, beginning readers learn about the fun traditions associated with an important spring holiday for millions of people all around the world.