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- ISBN 9781464225284
- Dimensions: 206 x 209mm
- Publication Date: 01 Jan 2027
- Publisher: Sourcebooks, Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Hop this way for an Easter picture book of egg-stra hilarious proportions, filled with springtime fun and a heartwarming lesson for kids ages 4-7!
Easter is almost here, and Jake is determined to be this year's egg hunt champion...no matter what it takes. When he realizes that the Easter Bunny might have some helpful information regarding this mission and writes a letter asking for tips, tricks, hints, and maybe even some magic speed to help him on the big day, will Jake get all that he hopes for? Or will the Easter Bunny teach him a very important lesson about competition in this delightfully charming story about the Easter...when the Easter Bunny wrote back!
A fantastic rhyming read-aloud filled with engaging artwork, laugh-out-loud text, a focus on sibling love and connection, and a heartfelt message that winning may not be what's most important after all, When the Easter Bunny Wrote Back! is the perfect Easter gift or basket stuffer for children! Complete with a bonus spread of letter-writing tips to the Easter Bunny (Santa is not the only one who likes receiving mail), this book is a wonderful way to accompany a fun spring family tradition or introduce a new one! A truly special springtime story of kindness to share.
Dear Easter Bunny,
You're acting all sneaky with riddles, I think.
The egg hunt is "not about winning" (wink wink).
But that's enough joking, 'cause Easter is soon.
I'm training each morning and each afternoon.
And now what I need is a map of my yard
where all of your egg-hiding spots have been starred.
Just picture the mountains of chocolate I'll get.
Why hasn't anyone thought of this yet?!
Send me the map, then I'll study and study.
From, Jake
(your Easter-egg hunt-planning buddy)
Nathan Christopher is a former child and aspiring adult who enjoys spreadsheets and—perhaps more useful to his writing aspirations—making people laugh. He pens his stories (and his letters to Santa) in Windsor, Canada, where he lives with his wife and children—who ensure endless material and a conveniently sleepless schedule for writing.
Pablo Pino was born in August 1981 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He grew up watching cartoons, playing football and drawing a lot. These days, he doesn't watch as much TV and only plays football once a week, but still has the joy of painting every day. Why? Because, for the last 10 years, he‘s been working as a professional illustrator for different print media. What he enjoys the most is illustrating books for children and teenagers. Besides the 40 published books Pablo's illustrated, among novels and tales, he also does characters designs, board games and collaborate on designs for schoolbooks and magazines with various worldwide publishing companies. Pablo is self-taught and his illustrations are mostly computer drawn, but he always adds textures that he makes with pencils, crayons, acrylics and pretty much any material that let him get messy like when he was a child.
