Books at Lippo Cikarang Junior Library

Have a great Easter with this bumper book, containing all you need to have an egg-stra special time! In here you will find the Easter story, hot cross buns, Easter bonnets, eggs galore and much, much more! Impress everyone with your Easter knowledge and entertain them with your Easter jokes. This book is packed with craft activities and recipes, so that you can make Easter gifts for all your friends and family.

Pip, a very curious bear cub, learns all about spring and Easter from his wise friend, Evergreen, in this very sweet, easy-to-read holiday story illustrated by the esteemed Lucinda McQueen. One morning, bear cub Pip wonders, "What is spring?" Pip's friend Evergreen explains it all, pointing out the many signs of spring: green buds on tree branches, grass and petals pushing up through the ground, grasshoppers hopping, bees buzzing... And Pip exclaims, "Now I know spring!" "Wait! Spring gets even better!" says Evergreen. He tells Pip about the Easter holiday and the Easter Bunny who brings treats for little children. Pip wishes he were the Easter Bunny but laments that he has nothing to give.

This charming Easter tale from talented author-illustrator Jerry Smath tells the story of Easter Bunny, his three helpers--Willa, Bella, and Jellybean--and an adventure-filled egg painting contest. Easter Bunny has always painted all the Easter Eggs himself, but this year his eyes are tired! So he holds an Easter Egg Painting Contest among his helpers to find the best new design. Inspired by a lighthouse at the seashore, Willa Bunny paints bold red stripes on her egg. Jellybean Bunny paints pretty spring flowers on his egg in the country. But Bella Bunny gets lost in the woods, trying to follow drifting clouds. When night arrives, stars appear--giving Bella the idea to paint golden stars on her egg. And who's the winner of the contest? All three little bunnies!

This beautiful book explores the story of Easter, looking at what makes the festival special such as food, songs and rituals. An ideal book to help explain the significance of Easter to young children.

The Easter Bunny is always busy making Easter baskets for girls and boys everywhere... but who makes his Easter basket? This holiday board book shaped like an Easter basket allows young readers to give a special gift back to the Easter Bunny! With hidden art under die-cut lift-the-flaps throughout, every spread has a simple search-and-find to add treats to the Easter Bunny's basket!

Discusses the preparation for and celebration of Easter.
Introduces this Christian holiday, discussing when it takes place, its history and significance, preparations, Holy Week, Good Friday, and how it is celebrated.

How would Jesus have entered Jerusalem if YOU had planned it? Would there have been a fantastic parade? Dignitaries to honor Him? Fireworks? God's Easter Promise leads children on a unique walk through Holy Week, using comparisons of how we, as humans, would have worked God's plan of salvation with God's perfect plan. See how "our way" and "God's Way" are in contrast. This poetic presentation looks at how kings are traditionally portrayed in literature and how the King of kings actually walked this earth.

This special counting book takes children ages 4 to 7 on a numeric journey to Easter using some of the people and events in the story. Framing this counting book is a joyful poem reminding children that explains Holy Week and Easter. This book helps children begin to understand the significance of the Easter story. Parents, grandparents, and teachers can appreciate the opportunities this book presents for deeper discussion with children and students.

Ten-year-old Christopher yearns for stories that are real; truth, not fiction. So Mom and Dad tell Christopher the story of the very first Easter, and the sorrow and joy of Jesus' trial, death, and resurrection. Illustrations.

Easy text and warm illustrations depict the public life of Jesus leading up to the Resurrection.

The most popular children's Bible story series in the world! Generations of Christian children have learned the Bible through the lively poems and colorful illustrations of Arch Books. Parents trust these much-loved books to teach their children Bible stories in a fun, memorable way. The Arch Books series of more than 75 titles is conveniently divided into 10 sections that include related stories for an organized journey through the Bible.

The Easter story comes to life in this memorable, interactive Bible storybook created especially for young, curious minds. Playful art greets children on each page. And they'll love lifting the flaps to discover what's happening next. Collect all the Peek-a-Bible storybooks! -The Lost & Found Lamb; -The Big Boat Ride; -The Christmas Story; -The Easter Story; -Little David & Big Goliath; -Jonah Goes Overboard; -Joseph & the Big Dreams.

This book's story opens with Palm Sunday, the beginning of Holy Week. Children learn how Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey. On Holy Thursday, Mom, Dad, and older children attend services and have bread and wine to commemorate Jesus' Last Supper with his disciples. At home, the kids color Easter eggs and eat sticky hot cross buns, and on Easter Sunday, all go to church and sing songs to celebrate how Jesus came back to life. After services, the children enjoy an Easter egg hunt, see the Easter Parade, and celebrate the renewal of life. Festival Time books depict the activities of typical families, as Mom, Dad, and children celebrate holidays that have special religious or cultural significance for them. Cheerfully attractive color illustrations supplement a simply-told story of the holiday's origins and a description of the festivities that are part of that holiday. Festival Time books can be read aloud to toddlers, but are easy enough for many first and second graders to read to themselves. Each book's final two-page spread is written mainly for parents, offering suggestions for ways to communicate the holiday's meaning to kids. (Ages 3-7)

Young children are invited to "walk along" and discover firsthand the joy of Jesus' resurrection at the first Easter.

The story of Christ's sacrificial death and glorious resurrection is retold in beautiful illustrations and text. Based on the Gospels, this book tells of Jesus' last days on earth: His teaching and healing, His return to Jerusalem, and the events of the week leading up to the humiliation of His trial and crucifixion. The major focus of this book is on Christ's resurrection. It presents the sequence of events in such a way that readers will readily understand the chronology and the significance of the circumstances and people involved. The main point of the text of The Story of Easter is to teach children about God's grace. It is through Jesus' suffering and death on our behalf, not through our own effort, that we are forgiven for our sins and assured of eternal life.

This series of 12 Bible stories is perfect for reading aloud and sharing with young children. Stories taken from both the Old and New Testaments are retold in simple language and illustrated with bright and cheerful pictures. Designed to convey key messages and morals, these tales make an ideal introduction to the Bible.

In this version of Clement Moores’s classic poem, two siblings witness the nighttime arrival of the Easter Bunny.

The Shepherds were excited when they heard the news about the new born baby. Following the star, they made their way to Bethlehem, to find Jesus, the Saviour of the world. You can read about the birth of Jesus in the Bible in Luke chapters 1-2.

Inventing a new tradition, Peter Rabbit becomes the Easter Bunny.