An Easter Prayer
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My children love Amy Parker’s illustrations. The squeals of delight are only slightly less than if they were real live chicks and bunnies in their hands. And they exclaim about the purple polka dotted rubber boots every single time.
But we love An Easter Prayer for more than just it’s adorable illustrations. Amy Parker’s “Time to Pray” books from Tommy Nelson help children understand how easy it is to speak to their Heavenly Father, and remind them of lots of things to praise Him for.
Thank You, God, for Easter and
The brand-new life of spring!
Tommy Nelson Publishers is giving one of you a copy of An Easter Prayer!
{Disclosure: I received a free copy of this book in exchange for a review.}
Not a board book, but I love “The Tale of Three Trees.”
My boys love the Hermie and Wormie books.
My favorite board book growing up was called, “If I had a little airplane” and I read it countless times!
I don’t remember a board book. My kids loved board books about animals and trucks though.
I can’t remember about my childhood, but my one of my daughters’ favorite board books is ‘Guess How Much I Love You’.
I was so struck by Faith’s comment because “The Monster at the End of This Book” was definitely one of my favorites too! I remember really liking the Spot the dog series too. My mom also made a couple flannel graph books for me that were pretty much the best activity books ever. Reminds me . . . I need to track down some of these for my own little one on the way!
I don’t remember a board book, but I loved “Mrs. Duck’s Lovely Day”. And “Poems to Read to the Very Young”.
My favorite book growing up was Grover’s “The Monster At the End of This Book”. My mom would read it in silly voices and I’ll never forget that memory. 🙂
I loved the Teddy Bear Picnic book when I was a kid.
I don’t remember any board books, but the first books I do remember liking were the Alice in Bibleland series.
I loved Good Night Moon. 🙂
I love Good Night Moon, too! And guess what…you get a copy of “An Easter Prayer” (check your email!).