Easter

by Nancy I. Sanders

What do palm leaves, lambs, colorful eggs, and furry bunnies have in common? They're all symbols of Easter, the spring holiday during which Christians honor the day that Jesus Christ rose from the dead and others celebrate the joy of new life.

Library Binding

First published September 1, 2003

About the author

Nancy I. Sanders is the bestselling and award-winning children's author of over 100 books. Her children's books include D IS FOR DRINKING GOURD: AN AFRICAN AMERICAN ALPHABET, AMERICA'S BLACK FOUNDERS, and FREDERICK DOUGLASS FOR KIDS. She loves to teach writers at writing conferences and teleclasses so that they can take their writing career to the next level. Her workshops are based on her groundbreaking book, YES! YOU CAN LEARN HOW TO WRITE CHILDREN'S BOOKS, GET THEM PUBLISHED, AND BUILD A SUCCESSFUL WRITING CAREER. Nancy and her husband Jeff live near Los Angeles.

Reviews

[Diana · Rating 4 out of 5]

Excellent and well-balanced book, including both religious and secular traditions and touching on celebrations in cultures around the world. Easy to read, with highlighted vocabulary to enhance the learning experience.