Your cart is empty 
How do eggs, baskets, and bunnies relate to the true meaning of Easter? Teach your children how their favorite Easter traditions can draw them closer to the Savior. With beautiful illustrations and rhyming text, this book explains how spring flowers are representative of rebirth, the egg hunt is like searching the scriptures for the treasured stories of Christ, and the caterpillar becoming a butterfly reminds us of Jesus's death and Resurrection. Help your children understand what Christ's sacrifice means for them and how to celebrate Easter in a way that honors Him.
Rachelle Pace Castor was an early childhood educator for twenty years, gathering many of her stories from her fascination with the child's view of the world. She started publishing twenty years ago in Church magazines. She has since published with Chicken Soup for the Teen Soul, Worth Their Salt (U of U Press), and has penned a number of uplifting books for children including The Christmas Apron, Eliza's Field of Faith, Sing to Baby Jesus, Ten Little Angels, and the predecessor of this book, The Symbols of Christmas.
Sneak Preview
