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Easter on the Farm

  • ISBN-13: 9781506487700
  • Publisher: 1517 MEDIA
    Imprint: BEAMING BOOKS
  • By Phyllis Alsdurf, Illustrated by Lisa Hunt
  • Price: AUD $40.99
  • Stock: 0 in stock
  • Availability: Book will be despatched upon release.
  • Local release date: 03/06/2024
  • Format: Hardback (260.00mm X 260.00mm) 32 pages Weight: 318g
  • Categories: Picture books [YBC]
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Spring is here, and the farm is waking up to new life! A young girl and her family are ready to celebrate the new life of spring. She meets baby animals, helps prepare the garden for planting, and collects pussy willows by the marsh. As they get ready to host a community Easter egg hunt on the farm, the family also decorates eggs with natural dyes and makes funny gifts from egg shells and grass. From the bestselling author of Thanksgiving in the Woods and A Simple Christmas on the Farm, this bright, hopeful story invites readers to gather and celebrate the beauty of spring. Backmatter includes handmade Easter craft activities, including coloring eggs with natural dyes and making eggshell critters. Easter on the Farm is the fourth in the Countryside Holiday series.
Phyllis Alsdurf is a former journalism and creative writing professor and the author of Thanksgiving in the Woods, A Simple Christmas on the Farm, Halloween in the Orchard, Easter on the Farm, and It's Milking Time. Phyllis lives in Minnesota where she enjoys gardening and bird watching, biking and kayaking. She loves to explore small towns on the prairie and host summer tea parties under the enormous maples in her back yard. Lisa Hunt is a freelance illustrator living near London, England. She has a degree in fine art from Coventry University. She has illustrated several books and worked for publishers in the United States and the United Kingdom. When not at her desk, Lisa can usually be found in the local coffee shop happily eating carrot cake, or sitting on the staircase at home waggling a bit of string at an over-excitable ginger cat.
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