The Easter Story

by Trace Moroney (Illustrator)

Children see the Bible come to life With simple text and vivid artwork, the story of the Easter miracle helps children grow closer to God. The book includes a helpful question page to encourage dialogue between parents and children.

Genres: Picture Books, Childrens

24 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2004

About the author

Trace Moroney is an energetic and dedicated professional with an extraordinary passion for publishing. After many years of being employed in corporate management with international publishers, she found herself in the highly desirable position of being able to follow her heart and establish her own business.

Trace is an internationally acclaimed author and illustrator specializing in children’s books for the international market.

Her best selling series When I’m Feeling Series has been a worldwide success with 1.5 million copies sold, and translated into sixteen languages.


Her latest series The Things I Love Series, released 2009, has been met with extraordinary enthusiasm. This beautifully produced series introduces the concept of love and gratitude, and shows examples of creating positive thought.

Focused on creating ‘books with a conscience’, Trace Moroney embraces the principles of positive psychology - in other words . . . focusing on what is good in the world!

Reviews

[Kelly Wickham · Rating 3 out of 5]

The kids pick this book because it looks interesting and fun. It does have good and interesting pictures and the board book pages make it kid-friendly for all ages. The story is a cut and dried, straightforward version of the crucifixion and resurrection and not all that engaging to read. Most of my kids wanted to read this more than one time though. It's ok and good enough to read several times but not something that I will be keeping on my shelf now that all the kids have read it.

[Daniel · Rating 3 out of 5]

A simple, okay telling of major events from Mark 11-16. There is not much depth regarding the significance of the events, just mainly a straightforward summary. After the story, there are 5 basic review questions included to ask children.