What are You Reading?

During/after a picnic lunch today, Lucy, Wes, and I wore ourselves out in the bright blessing that is spring sunshine. When our lunch-time reveling came to an end, Wes waved goodbye and I helped my one remaining, W E A R Y companion to cover the distance looming between us and home.
"I need a drink of milk," Lucy said the moment we walked in the door.
"I need a drink of water," I said.
And then, then, we propped our tired, happy feet on top of the dear, defaced ottoman that graces our living room floor, and we sunk into this nostalgic story:

Do you remember this book? It's images bring years of forgotten feelings to the surface for me.
Probably my favorite Easter Bunny book.

Do you have any fun Easter Bunny favorites?

What I'm really wondering though, friends, is: where are all of the fabulous picture books about the Savior's role in the Easter Story? I know they've got to be out there!!

Deanna mentioned this book (full of great ideas for a Christ-centered Easter). It looks like a wonderful resource for activities!

Last year we bought this board book. It's...nice.

And I've come across other Easter storybooks that seem promising, but many are too old (too wordy/too long) for Lucy, and several of them, while beautifully illustrated or written, seem to emphasize the Savior's death rather than His resurrection.

On Lucy's first Easter, we loved looking through Greg Olsen's Beautiful Savior.

(But somewhere between two years ago and now, we've lost our copy! Sniff, sniff.)


Now, I'm not fearing that Lucy will fail to learn the miracles of the Easter story just because I can't find a favorite picture book. We have the scriptures, for goodness sake! And plenty of beautiful gospel art pictures. And plenty of personal testimony. But picture books are such a nice....enhancement of the story. Such a fun way to celebrate. And so I ask:

Are there some fabulous titles that I am missing?

If you have a few favorites, please share!!