Favorite Easter Picture Books for Children
While these Easter Picture Books are great for the holiday, we read many of them year round.
For children, Easter often a time for fun activities such as egg hunts, candy and spending time with family. Add to the fun with these adorable picture books
You can find these Easter picture books for children at your local library or purchase through the links provided for your convenience. And join us for even more Easter crafts and activities to do with your child.
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Easter Picture Books
Easter is such a wonderful time of year. Easter egg hunts. Sunday brunches. But best of all… books!
We have been in love with author Rosemary Wells ever since we discovered her.
And Max’s Chocolate Chicken doesn’t disappoint.
Playdough Fine Motor Mats for Easter
Easter I Spy Bundle PackEaster Theme I Spy ‘Flip’ Board GameEaster Yoga Cards for Kids
Try the audio track that goes with the book – it’s so adorable!
Easy Printable Easter Fun!
These easy Easter printable activities are here to make this holiday even more cheerful and creative!
- Easter I Spy Board Game
- Easter Preschool Activities
- Easter Egg Roll and Color Math Games
- Egg Theme Preschool Activities
- Easter Playdough Mats
- Easter Yoga Cards
- Easter I Spy
- Easter Notebooking
FAVORITE CHILDREN’S EASTER PICTURE BOOKS
In this latest Pete Picture Book, Pete helps out the Easter Bunny!
Fans of Pete the Cat books will love this Easter-themed Pete storybook.
All Max wants to do is eat the chocolate chicken that someone left in the birdbath one fine spring morning.
But “wait, Max,” his sister Ruby says, “First we go on an egg hunt.”
Max does his best to play along, but when Ruby finds all the eggs — and he finds only ants and acorns — he shows her what can happen when you put all your eggs in one basket!
Join Mouse from If You Give a Mouse a Cookie as he tries to figure out who’s leaving Easter eggs all over his house!
Terrific practice for counting as well.
Why should the Easter Bunny get all the love? That’s what Cat would like to know. So he decides to take over: He dons his sparkly suit, jumps on his Harley, and roars off into the night.
It turns out delivering Easter eggs is hard work. And it doesn’t leave much time for naps (of which Cat has taken five–no, seven).
So when a pooped-out Easter Bunny shows up, and with a treat for Cat, what will Cat do?
His surprise solution will be stylish, smart, and even kind.
Gilbert and Lola are excited that their cousin Wally is coming for a visit — just in time for the Easter egg hunt!
Soon they learn how competitive Wally has become. He has to be the fastest, be the first in line, and find the most eggs, no matter who gets hurt.
How can Gilbert deal with such relentless rivalry?
In this humorous and encouraging story by Diane deGroat, Gilbert — everyone’s favorite opossum — teaches Wally who the rotten egg really is!
Little ones will love lifting the large, sturdy flaps in this sweet, irresistible board book to find Baby’s Easter eggs. Where could they be?
Children will discover colorful springtime objects under each of the six sturdy flaps until… they find Baby’s Easter eggs in a fold-out finale.
Easter is almost here! Splat has to tell the Easter Bunny what he wants most.
A really big Easter egg, of course! But where is the Easter Bunny? Do you know?
One Easter morning, Katy and Carl went on an egg hunt through Grandmom’s house.
Katy couldn’t find anything until she went up to the attic. And there she discovered a very special set of eggs.
Grandma had painted them when she was a little girl. And now, she hung them from the branches of a tiny tree — an Egg Tree! So began a very special Easter tradition.
This Caldecott Medal-winning story of a Pennsylvania Dutch Easter will surely inspire children to make Egg Trees of their very own.
New York Times bestselling author and illustrator Tad Hills brings our favorite feathered friends out to celebrate spring in this sturdy board book.
Duck & Goose have lots of ideas about how to find the Easter Bunny, but will they succeed?
Preschoolers won’t be able to resist this latest board book featuring Duck & Goose, lots of colorful eggs and the Easter Bunny.
All kinds of bugs are hiding behind colorful Easter eggs, just waiting for you to find them! (And there are lots more fun surprises, too!)
How many jelly beans are enough? How many are too many? Aiden and Emma can’t decide. Is 10 enough? How about 1,000? That’s a lot of jelly beans. But eaten over a whole year, it’s only two or three a day.
This giant picture book offers kids a fun and easy way to understand large numbers.
Starting with 10, each page shows more and more colorful candies, leading up to a giant fold-out surprise — one million jelly beans!
With bright illustrations and an irresistible extra-large format, How Many Jelly Beans? makes learning about big numbers absolutely scrumptious!
Nancy prepares an elegant Easter affair in this fancy new lift-the-flap book!
Throwing a fabulous and fancy Easter party is a very big job — and Nancy and Bree are in charge of decorating!
This book includes thirteen flaps that open to reveal hidden surprises that will delight all festive Fancy Nancy fans!
As Mouseville prepares for a gala Easter celebration on the village green, complete with a biggest Easter Basket contest, two lovable mice learn a lesson in cooperation — and fun!
Town mouse Clayton and country mouse Desmond continue to teach the benefits of collaboration and friendship in another sweet story centered around this joyful holiday.
Hoppi, a small but industrious bunny, takes a tour of the woods and sees how other rabbits are preparing fancily decorated eggs in the hopes of being chosen to assist the official Easter Rabbit.
Ruby and her friend Louise are decorating Easter eggs, but Max wants to have an Easter Parade.
Big sister Ruby tells Max the Easter Parade is tomorrow, but he can help today by carrying all the decorated eggs to the Easter basket.
But Max doesn’t want to just carry the eggs. He wants to march them in a parade!
these are great selections – i love the egg tree! I also love your idea that we are all still evolving! thanks- Kelly from joyandgladness!
Thanks. I do believe we are always evolving… or at least should be trying to!
Oh, love the Happy Easter Mouse. I love children’s books & all the illustrations. Thanks for your recent visit! & follow. Can’t wait to get to know you better.
Happy Easter Mouse is a favorite in our house, too. 🙂
We have a few of these, and they’re definitely Easter favorites!! I’m a new Facebook fan. 🙂
KC
Thanks. Always love Fans! And I actually just came across your blog this week. I really like what I see and look forward to getting to know you and your site better.
My son loves Happy Easter Mouse 🙂
Ginny
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My boys do, too. Sometimes we focus on the color of the eggs. Other times counting them all. And sometimes we talk about where we would hide them ourselves!
One of my old favorites is The Easter Bunny Gang. Mostly because of the illustrations–loved it as a kid and love for my kids now! Visiting from the blog hop after you visited MY blog. It’s not a kids’ book, but I wrote an Easter ebook devotional–feel free to check it out, or not. 🙂
I’ve never heard of The Easter Bunny Gang. Thanks for the tip.
I don’t have any Easter books for my son these would make great additions to his library.
My boys absolutely love love love Easter books. And Max’s Chocolate Chicken is read year-round in my house!
My kids get a book every holiday, they love them1 Great selections 🙂
My kids get a book every holiday… mainly because I can’t stop buying books! I’ve always been a reader. And now I’m a children’s book reader (no time for mama!)
Great roundup of awesome Easter books! Thanks for sharing!
Jenna @ http://rainonatinroof.com
Thanks. Wondering if you have a personal Easter book favorite?
Just waving back! Thankyou for stopping by, love your little family corner around here! have a happy weekend!noni!
Thanks for dropping me a note 😀
We have a few of these and love them as well. We love to have seasonal books to enjoy snuggle and reading together time. Thank you for sharing these 🙂
We love seasonal books as well. However, Max’s Chocolate Chicken is a year-round read with my boys.
Great suggestions!
Glad you liked them. 🙂 Do you have a favorite?
These are great books for children. Thank you for sharing..
Glad to! My boys are absolutely fascinated by Easter books.
Hi Jenny! My name is Jenny Seiger and I am writing to you because I found you on Pinterest on your Children’s Books Kid Blogger Network board. You said to leave a comment with you if you would like to be able to pin on that board. I would like to suggest my new book Why Is Mommy So Tired? It is a children’s picture book that is fun for both parent and kid to read. It would make a great book for families to read around Mother’s Day or any other time!
Following from the Harvest of Friends Weekend Blog Hop.
What a wonderful series of books! Thanks so much for posting the list, pictures and descriptions!
So glad too! I wish someone had done this while we were just discovering kid lit. It would have saved me and the kids from a lot of duds out there.
I didn’t know Laura Numeroff had an Easter book. Love her!
It’s not her usual “if you give a mouse a cookie” format. But we love it just the same.
They look like great books!
We personally love all of the books listed (otherwise why include them, right?) 🙂
I love Easter and Easter books! I have to get some new easter books for my 4-year-old this year… Thanks for the list, I will look for these when we hit the bookstore!
Great round up! I really appreciate the extra step to give a synopsis of each book! Well done. Thanks for visiting my blog today. I just wanted to let you know you have a reply to the comment you left on my flower ball tutorial post. Happy Easter Jennifer.
Great list!!! Thank you. You will be featured on Good Tips Tuesday this week. (again!) 🙂 #smooches.