Happy Easter, Curious George

George and the man with the yellow hat drive to the park. It is Easter and children are flying kites, decorating eggs, and rolling eggs in races. George feeds a white bunny a carrot. When George goes to dye eggs, the bunny runs away. George mixes colors to make new ones and even juggles the dyed eggs. When he sees a man hiding eggs, George thinks the man is losing them and collects all the eggs. When he sees a white egg, it turns out to be the bunny's tail. The man in the yellow hat has George rehide the eggs so the children can find them. "It was the best egg hunt ever!" The pictures show George hiding eggs in a bird nest, in a boy's pocket, and a squirrel hole. At the back are sparkly egg-decorating stickers. The pictures are in the style of H.A. Rey, the original creator of Curious George. This Easter children's book is for kids reading levels ages 4-8. Leave us your comments. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. Let us know what other children's books you would like to have reviewed. Share this post with your family and friends.

Happy Easter, Curious George

Dumb Bunnies' Easter

It is December 24th and the Dumb Bunnies are preparing to celebrate a non traditional Easter. Beginning with a shamrock adorned sign that declares "Merry Halloween" the Bunnies carry on with their festivities by nailing valentines to the walls and windows, selecting their Easter tree, hanging decorations on themselves, and spray-painting fried eggs. They spend the night awaiting the arrival of the Easter Bunny, who appears in a red minivan pulled by flying pilgrims to drop raw eggs down the chimney. Anyone already familiar with the Dumb Bunnies will get exactly what they expect from this newest title. Preschoolers and kindergarteners will roll with the oh so obvious humor. "I am good at picking things," says Baby Bunny, knuckle deep into his nostril. The illustrations are done with "watercolors, India ink, acrylics, and Hamburger Helper" provide the perfect bucktoothed bunnies for the simple illustrations that pair beautifully with the simple story. Anyone who enjoys a little silly humor now and then is sure to appreciate sharing the holiday with these Bunnies. This Easter kids book is for children reading levels ages 4-8. Leave us your comments. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. Let us know what other children's books you would like to have reviewed. Share this post with your friends.

Dumb Bunnies' Easter

Peanuts: The Easter Beagle Egg Hunt

A bit advanced for my toddler child, but the plastic eggs are great for counting fun, and we talked about the positive and negative characteristics of Lucy and some of the other kids. This Easter children's book is rated for kids reading level ages 4-8. It is more suited for kids beginning at ages 5 or 6. Leave us your comments. We greatly appreciate your feedback. Let us know what children's books you would like to have reviewed in the future.

Peanuts: The Easter Beagle Egg Hunt