3 comments about The Country Bunny and the Little Gold Shoes Book & Cassette (Read Along Book & Cassette).

1. I remember this book from my childhood and it is still as meaningful and heartwarming to my children today. The Mother Bunny over comes and triumphs not only for herself but her children and the ones that are waiting for her Easter eggs. A loving and tender tale of parenthood and Easter together.



2. This was my absolute favorite book as a child! It's really one of the only ones I remember besides my Mother Goose book. I bought it for my step-daughter and she loved it as well. It's such a sweet book with pictures that will stay in a child's memory forever.



3. This book is the original Women's Lib book. Its a story of a single mother bunny with 21 children. She has them so well organized that they even have time for fine arts in her home. She has no desire for a job, but attends the great Easter race one year. She impresses the grandfather bunny with her skill, wit, and speed that he chooses her to be the next Easter bunny.
   
   She manages her household and her job as the Easter bunny single-handedly. It is a beautiful story full of love and wonderful pictures. It is an absolute classic.

1 comments about The Fuzzytail Friends' Great Egg Hunt (Peek-a-Board Books).

1. My 1-year-old daughter LOVES Puppy PeekaBoo, so I ordered The Fuzzytail Friends Great Egg Hunt from the internet, since it is also a Peek-A-Board Book. My daughter loves it, and we read in more than once in a sitting. She likes the pictures and the peek a boo holes to see what's on the next page. The animals in the book are very cute and fluffy-looking. I definitely recommend this book if you have a child from 6 months on up.

1 comments about Bear's Egg Hunt: A Lift-the-Flap Story (Bear in the Big Blue House).

1. It's Easter-time for Bear and his friends in the Big Blue House. What better way to celebrate than with a fun egg hunt? The kids first help Bear to decorate the eggs. Then, Bear hides them all over to hunt down. Things don't seem to be so fun for Treelo, though --- he can't find any eggs.
   
   More fun with our friends from "Bear." This is one of the more recent "Bear," books, one of the last few published before the book releases all but went dark. If you or your kids enjoy the program, don't pass this one by.

No comments about Easter Counting (Little Easter Pops).

No comments about The Easter Beagle Returns! (Peanuts).

No comments about The Little Easter Surprise.

No comments about Five Little Bunny Rabbits.

2 comments about Oh, Bother! It's the Easter Bunny! (Mouse Works Hunny Pot Book).

1. The lift-the-flap aspect of the book nicely keeps toddlers involved in reading. The rhyming text flows nicely as well. The book does start a bit oddly and jerks you into the story, but that's more of an adult complaint: the kids don't seem to mind.



2. The art work in this short work is quite bright and catching. The little ones seem to like it. The book is well constructed and can take a lot of beating. The pages are thick and more or less washable. I liked the little rhyme telling the story. The little snap out "hidden stuff" is sort of neat but can be torn if not careful. I'm giving this one four stars more for the bright art work and the sound construction than anything else. Also, the wee ones do seem to enjoy it and I suppose that is the most important test of a book such as this.

No comments about Kids Play: Hop A Long Bunny 12-Copy Sleeve Display.

No comments about Dancing Carrots.