As an author, I love finding playful ways to help little ones discover the world. With Easter approaching, I’m thrilled to share my board book, “Bunny’s Easter Basket,” illustrated by Kathryn Selbert. It’s a perfect holiday treat, but I wrote it with a special twist that makes it a great read all year round.
Discover “Hopposites”
I’ve always loved wordplay, so I’ve introduced a concept I call “Hopposites!” It’s a fun play on opposites designed to make early learning feel like a game.
As you follow Bunny hiding her eggs, your little ones will explore:
- High and Low
- Big and Little
- Behind and In front
- Dry and Wet
- Around and Through
By framing these lessons through Bunny’s journey to hide eggs for his forest friends, the book becomes a vocabulary-building tool you can use any month of the year.
A Surprise Ending
Babies and toddlers stay engaged when there’s a visual “hook.” That’s why I included a novelty element that builds anticipation with every page, leading to a surprise lift-the-flap egg for the reader at the end! Watching a child’s face light up at that final reveal is exactly why I write for this age group.
From My Library to Yours
If you are looking for a book with sturdy construction, clever wordplay, and interactive fun, I hope Bunny’s Easter Basket finds a spot on your nursery shelf.
Free Downloadable Activities (click the graphic below)
Happy Reading (and Hopping)!
Have you shared “Bunny’s Easter Basket” with your little ones yet? I’d love to hear about your favorite “Hopposite” in the comments below! And if you are so inclined, please leave an honest review online or on social media. Reviews help readers find my books and help more than you know!
