Book Review: "Easter Blessings"

Book Description

Winter’s nap is over, and new life is all around!

Flowers are blooming. Birds are chirping. And the Really Woolly characters are discovering God’s goodness all around them. Curl up with your little one, and join the fun while learning about the hope of Easter and springtime!

Adorable rhymes, sweet Bible verses, and prayer starters will make reading time a special moment for you and your child—to connect with each other.

My Review:

I love this adorable fun rhyming book. Reading this book has me excited about warmer weather, celebrating Jesus, and the springtime of new life! This is a board book with a fun rhyme and scripture. It could easily be read each day instead of in one sitting. The pages also include a mini prayer that could help you and your child build that prayer time together. Overall this is an adorable book that is going to be perfect to get before Easter is here!

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