All about Easter

Easter is here, and it’s time to have fun! Toddlers will love joining an Easter egg hunt and counting chicks in this push, pull and slide board book.

Can you help baby chick get home? A fantastic interactive board book with gorgeous illustrations of spring scenes and animals. Perfect for toddler hands. 

Steve the bunny is cross. He’s failed to grow any chocolate eggs. Will his new recipe do the trick? An eggs-cellent adventure!

A charming invitation to decorate real eggs, before joining in with an egg hunt. Inspiring for art lovers, yet accessible for young readers too. Delightful.

Six eggs are having a lovely time when a seventh egg appears – but this egg is totally the wrong way around! Containing only one word – ​‘egg’ – this picture book is delightfully expressive and funny, as well as being a clever story about acceptance.

This Easter-themed lift-the-flap book will delight little ones who are already excited about the big day – or discovering the joy of an egg hunt for the first time.

Floppit is a bunny with very big, bouncy feet. Unfortunately, he is just too boisterous for his friends looking after little ones. Is he too bouncy to be around? A lovely one to share with older siblings that may have a new baby in the house.

Fred Blunt’s anarchic, hilarious story delights with a fat, complacent Santa and an exhausted, desperate Bunny whose bad deed manages to come right in the end. A delightful mash-up (or meltdown) of festive characters, full of genuine laughs.

Mr Bunny gets taught a big lesson about how he should treat his employees when his chickens go on strike in this funny and sophisticated Easter egg tale.

Supertato disguises himself as an Easter egg to try and trick the Evil Pea into returning all the stolen chocolate… but it’s going to take a little more than some natty foil to get past this evil vegetable! Can Supertato save the day?

This original take on how Easter egg hunts really started is a fun, rhyming tale, with plenty of humorous detail in Pippa Curnick’s bright and lovable illustrations. The message is that working as a team is the best way forward.

A fantastic lift-the-flap counting book staring five different, gorgeously illustrated animals hiding in their eggs. Can you find them and count them?

Egg has attitude! A burning ambition to fly and a refusal to accept that it can’t. But it is very young and knows next to nothing.

Humphrey the egg isn’t allowed to do anything energetic – especially not climb walls. But when he and his new friend are locked in the park, he has to escape somehow! A very funny graphic novel that will have children giggling out loud.