Fiona plans an Easter egg hunt for all her friends at the zoo.

Peter Cottontail wants to be the chief Easter Bunny and everyone in April Valley agrees, except for Evil Irontail. Peter must deliver more eggs than his rival to earn the top spot and save Easter for children everywhere.

Tired of working hard by himself while Santa has a factory, elves, and reindeer, the Easter Bunny hatches a plan to get even with Santa and the ungrateful children.

On Easter morning, when Ruby finds all ten of the marshmallow chicks hidden by the Easter Bunny, Grandma must quickly think of a way to make things fair for Max.

Tressa is worried that the robins nesting on her grandmother's window ledge will not survive a pre-Easter cold snap, but her grandmother urges her to trust that God is caring for them, as a robin once cared for His son, Jesus.

Word Bird puts words about Easter in his word house.

"This photo-illustrated book for early readers describes the Christian holiday of Easter and the things people do to celebrate"--

Documents the events that took place in Dublin during Easter week in 1916, when a group of Irish rebels attempted to end British rule in Ireland.

"Easter Island, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean thousands of miles from anywhere, has intrigued visitors since Europeans first arrived in the 1700s. How did people first come to live there? How did they build the enormous statues and why? How were they placed around the island without carts or even wheels? Scientists have learned many of the answers, although some things still remain a mystery. Megan Stine reveals it all in a gripping narrative"--...