What to Read Wednesday: Easter Books for Kids

April 5, 2017 by Anne Campbell 2 Comments

The Best Easter Books for Kids & Free Printable

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Easter is just around the corner, and we are knee deep in Easter books for read aloud time.

I hope you find some new favorites on our list. Be sure to scroll down to get your free Easter Printable Pack. We created the cutest Easter notebook paper for your April schoolwork!

‘Hoppy’ reading!

Free Easter Printable Pack

Click here or on the image below to download a free Easter Printable Pack with cute notebook paper (wide and narrow lines) and an Easter Books for Kids Library Checklist.

Our favorite Easter books for kids

The Story of Easter (Trophy Picture Books (Paperback))
The Tale of Three Trees A Traditional Folktale
The Legend of the Sand Dollar, Newly Illustrated Edition: An Inspirational Story of Hope for Easter
God Gave Us Easter
Max’s Chocolate Chicken (Max and Ruby)
Ollie’s Easter Eggs (Gossie & Friends)
Owen’s Marshmallow Chick
The Golden Egg Book (Big Little Golden Book)
The Egg Tree
The Country Bunny and the Little Gold Shoes
Rechenka’s Eggs (Paperstar)
Chicken Sunday
A Tale for Easter (Tasha Tudor Collection)
The Easter Egg
Happy Easter, Little Critter (Little Critter) (Look-Look)
The Berenstain Bears and the Easter Story: Stickers Included! (Berenstain Bears/Living Lights)

The most popular post from last week was:

26 Multicultural Poetry Books for Children from Colours of Us

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Brandi Raae says

April 5, 2017 at 7:30 PM

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