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No Eggs for Easter
Roy Green
Paperback (Archway Publishing, Dec. 20, 2016)For many, many years, the symbol of the Easter egg and the Easter bunny have been conjoined and have served as icons of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Like the sign of the fish representing early Christian faith, the egg and a baby chicken emerging from the egg signify Jesus Christ’s rising from his tomb. Through story and illustrations, this picture book for children by Roy Green, explores the possible consequences of over-commercialism, environmental impact, and the loss of family traditions surrounding Easter. Through the tale of a cast of kind and caring animal characters, it offers an alternative interpretation of how the Easter egg became the symbol of resurrection.
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Easter Egg
Michelle Knudsen, Dawn Apperley
Board book (Little Simon, Jan. 1, 2002)Bunnies love to paint Easter eggs!Each one picks a springtime colorfor an EGGstra-special Easter!
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Easter
Grace Jones
Paperback (Av2 by Weigl, July 15, 2018)Easter is a spring festival celebrated by Christians in March or April of every year. Christians believe that it was on Easter Sunday many years ago that Jesus Christ came back to life. Learn more about the history and traditions of this fascinating celebration in the Festivals around the World series.
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Easter
Aaron Frisch
Library Binding (Creative Education, March 15, 1750)None
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Happy Easter Eggs
Joan Holub
Board book (Little Simon, Jan. 25, 2005)Shiny prismatic foil patches and fun-shaped pages enhance a colorful holiday book featuring a very devoted Easter bunny and a collection of friendly-faced Easter eggs.
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Easter
Nancy Dickmann
Library Binding (Heinemann, Sept. 1, 2010)Every year families gather to celebrate Easter with both religious and secular activities. From attending church to hunting for colorfully decorated eggs, readers will learn about the importance of Easter and the many ways people honor this day.
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