Type: biographical picture bookAges: 4-8Author: Julie DannebergIllustrator: Caitlin Heimerl My kids and I read this alongside an art study of a Monet painting. We always love biographies and true stories, though I’m not sure this one interested them as much…
Type: picture bookAges: 3-6Author: Cynthia RylantIllustrator: Lauren Stringer Add this to your winter books! It’s a sweet read for your littles.
Type: picture bookAges: 2+Author: Emmy PayneIllustrator: H.A. Rey This little book has endured and remained in print since 1944! It’s a simple and sweet story.
Type: picture bookAges: 4-8Author: R.C. SproulIllustrator: Chuck Groenink Of all of Sproul’s children’s books, this one might be my favorite. It’s impactful in many ways. If you want a solid Easter book for your kids, put this one high on…
Type: longer picture bookAges: 3+Author: Du Bose HeywardIllustrator: Marjorie Hack We were happy to add this book to our Easter collection this year, just for a little old-fashioned addition. Btw, there are some people who read subliminal messages under the…
Type: picture bookAges: 4-8Author: Lisa Tawn BergrenIllustrator: Laura J. Bryant *So, my family has read a number of Bergren’s “God Gave…” books over the years, but it had honestly been a long time for me. We’ve grown in our faith,…
Type: picture bookAges: 4-8Author: Mike Berenstain It’s not too often I rate a Berenstain book so highly (as you might know if you’ve been around a while), but this is a great one. It answers a number of questions your…
Type: picture bookAges: 3-9Author/Illustrator: Patricia Polacco One of the things I love about the Polacco books I’ve read is their Russian components. Having studied there, albeit only for four months, the culture and people are dear to me. She even…
Type: picture bookAges: 3+Author: Carol GreeneIllustrator: Michelle Dorenkamp I’d say this book is acceptable to read as long as your kids hear the true story straight from the Bible often enough to understand the differences. 🙂 The gospel isn’t fully…
Type: picture bookAges: 3+Author/Illustrator: Jan Brett Even though our kids know the Easter Bunny is not real, it’s still an entertaining “fairy tale” to enjoy on occasion. When the proper importance is placed on Jesus and the real reason for…
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