The Easter Story for Children- Great Easter Basket Gift

Disclaimer- I was provided a copy of this book to conduct my review. I was not paid for this review and all opinions are 100% mine. I sure feel blessed to review this awesome Easter Store.

About the story:

A retelling of the Easter story by Max Lucado with Randy Frazee and Karen Hill, and beautifully illustrated by Fausto, The Easter Story for Children is sure to become a family reading tradition. Children ages 4-7 will follow along with Jesus as he completes his final tasks on the earth: the last meal he shares with his disciples, praying in the garden, the trial before Pontius Pilate, his death on the cross, his resurrection, his ascension, and finally, his gift of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost.

My Review:

My daughter surprised me because she recognized the artwork was the same as a Bible that we have that have the same author/illustrator. :) How cool! The illustrations are detailed with bright colors that leave you looking intensely at each picture.

I love talking to my kids about the true meaning of Easter and this story goes through all the important details that led up to the the Holy Spirit- WOOT! The story is at a level so kids can understand and engage in the story.

Pick up this story today to put in all the kiddos Easter Baskets! :)

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