On Easter morning a young boy receives a mysterious invitation from his Aunt Jeanne. As instructed through notes, Tommy races to follow a bunny in a pink vest. Tommy is magically transported to a town where it is Easter all the time. The lucky little boy follows the clues to visit the Easter egg factory, buildings made of chocolate, the Jelly Bean Machine, and an Easter-basket assembly line. His adventure is full of holiday surprises, but the best one is waiting for him at the end. You, too, are invited to explore this magical land filled with chocolate bunnies, decorated eggs, little lambs, and fluffy chicks to count.

The Bottom Line: This brightly illustrated picture book challenges young readers to search for holiday related objects. Also, readers can search for letters that spell out a special holiday messages. Plus, readers learn to follow directions through a variety of puzzles. Recommended holiday reading for kids ages 3 through 8.

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35 months - this book didn't do much for us. The story was not overly interesting and although my daughter loves eye-spy type books she had no interest in finding or counting the items in this book. I found a soft cover version at the thrift store for 50 cents, like new, and didn't feel compelled to buy it so that says a lot... I usually come out with 15-20 books a visit! ( )

look for a hidden letter on each page to spell a message at the very end. Great book!
preschool to 3rd gradish ( )