Bunny's Easter Basket

Author: Danna Smith and Kathryn Selbert

Board Book

In this Easter board book, bunny hides eggs for all her forest friends—with a surprise for you at the end!

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18th March 2025

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Summary

In this Easter board book, bunny hides eggs for all her forest friends—with a surprise for you at the end!

Description

Bunny hides special eggs for all her forest friends in this hide-and-seek Easter board book that introduces the concepts of opposites!

There’s a bunny with a basket
hopping ‘round the bend.
She has a lot of Easter eggs—
one for every friend.

Little readers will love finding the Easter eggs throughout this book as bunny hides them high, low, over, under, and all over. Plus, there might even be a surprise egg at the end!

Critic Reviews

"Written in a simple [rhyme] scheme that bounces along as easily as the little bunny, and illustrated with vibrant springtime flair..." -- School Library Journal 12/1/24
"This lovely book is as well suited for story time as it is for bedtime." -- School Library Journal 12/1/24

About the Author

Danna Smith is a poet and award-winning author of numerous books for children, including One Blue Gnu; Rooftop Garden; Wake Up, Freight Train!; and several Little Golden Books. Her nonfiction picture book, The Hawk of the Castle: A Story of Medieval Falconry, received two starred reviews and is a Junior Library Guild Selection and a Bank Street College of Education Best Children’s Books of the Year. Danna currently lives in northern California, where she is hard at work on her next book. For more information about her books and teaching activities, visit her website at DannaSmithBooks.com.

Kathryn Selbert is a freelance illustrator and designer currently living in New York City with her French bulldog Margot and tea-loving boyfriend. She earned her BFA in illustration from the Rhode Island School of Design. Her work is inspired by the people she meets in her everyday life, our colorful world, flora and fauna, and having fun.