By Greg Fritz

Illustrated by Lisa Reed

Illustrated by Aruna Rangarajan

$7.99

$11.99 CAD

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Board book

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Join the Veggies as they hunt for eggs and discover the true meaning of Easter in this fun and exciting board book.

The Great Easter Egg Hunt is finally here! The Veggies can’t wait to see what’s inside their eggs. Petunia wants an egg with something sparkly and pretty, Laura and Junior are hoping for candy, and Larry is searching for silliness, as usual. But when Junior finds his egg empty, he soon discovers that it is the best egg of all, because it represents the empty tomb and Jesus’ Resurrection on Easter. Perfect for little ones embarking on Easter egg hunts of their own, this sturdy board book teaches children the true reason for Easter in a fun and engaging way.

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On Sale: Jan 26, 2021
Page Count: 20 pages
Publisher: WorthyKids
ISBN-13: 9781546037101

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Melinda Lee Rathjen

About the Author

Melinda Lee Rathjen grew up in southern Illinois, reading past her bedtime whenever she could get away with it. As an editor at WorthyKids, she still spends a lot of time reading, though stealth and flashlights are rarely necessary. She lives in Nashville, Tennessee, with a dog and two very opinionated cats.

Passionate about children’s illustration, Megan Higgins enjoys making whimsical pieces that bring comfort and coziness while also thinking about a bit of storytelling. Using nature as inspiration is her absolute favorite thing, and it shows up quite often her work. She loves all things quirky, has a fun collection of odd earrings and sweaters, plays video games, enjoys paddle boarding, skiing, and petting cute dogs and cats. Megan lives in Austria.

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Greg Fritz

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Greg Fritz led the marketing team at Big Idea/VeggieTales for years and is well-versed in all things Veggie, including advertising, promotional partnerships, and product development. At work Greg displays a fortitude similar to Bob the Tomato, but at home he displays more of Larry’s whimsical spirit–a trait that comes in handy as he and his wife raise their five children. Greg lives in Franklin, Tennessee.

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