A Tale for Easter (Tasha Tudor Collection)
You know Easter is near, but "you're not always sure when it is coming  even though you go to Sunday school." In fact, "it is only when Good Friday  comes, and you have hot cross buns for tea, that you know for certain Easter  will be the day after tomorrow." A little girl prepares for Easter by asking the  chickens to lay her plenty of Easter eggs and dreaming "the loveliest dreams" of  a wee fawn that makes her light as thistledown and takes her on a journey past  shiny-coated rabbits, lambs frolicking among buttercups, and stardusted  daffodils.Beloved artist Tasha Tudor, creator of the Caldecott Honor book1 Is Oneand more than 90 other  picture books, looks through the eyes of a child at a favorite springtime  holiday. With her trademark delicate watercolors and honey-sweet text, Tudor  revisits her childhood memories and dreams of Easter. This 1941 classic pays  tribute to the celebration of renewal while transporting readers to a gentle,  joyful era. (Ages 3 to 6)--Emilie Coulter--This text refers to theHardcoveredition.