Four Easter Basket children's book ideas with Frontgate Media

 


Are you looking for books for a child's Easter basket? Zonderkidz has some good choices.

Mostly What God Does is Love You by Savannah Guthrie is a beautiful, large hardcover children's book aimed at children ages two to seven but that can vary by the child. This is a timeless message that we are all loved by God. I like that the illustrations by Morgan Huff are so inclusive of people of all colors and including some with disabilities. It is a lovely book with a positive, encouraging message.

The Easter Lamb by John Greco is another large hardcover book aimed at children ages 6 to 10. This book tells the Easter story in simpler terms, from the Bible, so children can understand what Easter is really about and why we celebrate Easter. 

Hey-O! Stories of the Bible from Saddleback Kids is a thick book that is full of vibrantly illustrated stories from the Bible aimed at children ages 4 to 7. It is 384 pages and included stories from the Old and New Testaments that are shared in a way that children can easily understand them.

The Berenstain Bears' Easter Sunday by Mike Berenstain is a classic Berenstain Bears book. My son always enjoyed this series of books. At about $6, it is a reasonably-priced addition to an Easter basket too. This book talks about going to church on Easter Sunday and celebrating Jesus death on the cross along with Easter baskets and eggs. The book shares how the ways of celebrating were intermingled and there are questions at the back of the book to help children understand and to talk about Easter together. 

To purchase these books or to learn more about them, visit the Zonderkidz Easter store on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3QP0SXX

I received all of these books from the publishers through Frontgate Media. All opinions within this review are my own. 

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