1 comments about My Little Pony: Easter Surprise Coloring Book (My Little Pony).

1. I bought this for my daughter's Easter basket. For four bucks you don't get alot for your money. This is one of the thinnest coloring books I have ever seen. Dollar store coloring books have more pages. On the plus side, most of the images are unique to this spring themed book instead of reusing the generic Pony images that are packed into some of their other coloring books. My daughter recieved one from a relative that had the same twenty or so images reprinted ten or twelve times a piece. Sure it was a "big book" but was a boring one. This one is just too short for the price. Not really recommended unless you are desperate for some more unique coloring pictures of the new Ponies.

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1 comments about Arthur's Easter Activity Book : With Reuseable Stickers!.

1. Over fifty stickers can be used and reused on glossy scenes of the family kitchen, Arthur's classroom or a local park. Activity pages include coloring, word search, mazes, matching, a crossword, hidden pictures and a lesson in how to draw Arthur. There's also an answer page. Lots here to keep an Arthur or D.W. fan busy for a while, and a nice introduction to various puzzle types.

   Stickers depict many characters from Marc Brown's series as well as Easter-themed objects. Very nice.

2 comments about Easter Egg Hunt.

1. We love interactive books that make the reading experience with our 18-month old a little more hands on and involved. There are only about 4 full pages and very little text but the pull-outs on each page kept him busy for about 20 minutes while we read through and talked about the bees, birds, easter eggs, baby ducks, etc. And now he's been carrying it around with him so we can play some more. This is one the neatest little hands on books we've seen. My only concern is how long the easter eggs will last with him pulling them out and opening them up - but we have plenty of glue :)



2. My son loves to point at the animals and pull out the little tabs in this Easter book. the egg makes me nervous because he really yanks them, but so far they've proved to be quite hardy! This is one of the first books my son refuses to put down (he is 14 months) and loves to read it over and over and over and over....

1 comments about Looking for Easter.

1. Dori Chaconas once again brings us a fantastic picture book with a delicate and sweet story. The rhythm of the story flows wonderfully throughout the beautifully illustrated pages. Little Bunny goes on an adventure and comes to a beautiful conclusion about life in the end. Young and old alike, it would be very difficult for anyone who reads this book to not be touched and inspired by Dori's uplifting writing.

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