15 Easter Books for Toddlers

Inside: Our top 15 Easter Books for toddlers

Easter baskets are supposed to be filled with candy, right? Well, yeah sure, you can give your toddler candy if you want.

But you can also stock your Easter basket with books!

Here are some great picks for Easter books as well as books about bunnies that can be read all year long.

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1. Wherever You Go

We got this beautiful picture book in one of our Bookroo subscription boxes.

It’s not about Easter so you can enjoy it any time of the year.

It’s a book that I love to read aloud because of the way the words flow. The illustrations are gorgeous too.

2. Peppa’s Easter Egg Hunt

Lately, Toot has been obsessed with Peppa Pig. I’m getting her this book for her basket this year since we don’t have any other Peppa books.

If your toddler loves Peppa Pig too, you should check out our top Peppa Pig toys.

3. Happy Easter, Mouse!

Remember the mouse from If You Give a Mouse a Cookie? (One of my favorites when I was a kid) He has an Easter book too!

The whole series of books is just fun to read. They’re the first ones I reach for when it’s story time.

4. Llama Llama Easter Egg

Of course, Llama Llama Red Pajama has his own Easter book too!

Have you seen the new Netflix show? Llama llama is becoming very popular.

I like the rhyming structure of these books. They’re very fun to read aloud.

5. Duck & Goose: Here Comes the Easter Bunny

We got this Duck & Goose book last year just after Easter. It was in the bookshop at our library for only 50 cents! I love finding cheap books.

This one is really cute, and she loves Duck & Goose.

6. The Itsy Bitsy Bunny

This is a board book with a bunny version of the Itsy Bitsy Spider song!

“The itsy bitsy bunny was hopping up the trail
Down fell the baskets past his tiny tail
Out came his friends to help him on his way.
For the itsy bitsy bunny was planning Easter day.”

7. Peek-a-boo Bunny

What toddler doesn’t love peek-a-boo?

8. Dear Bunny…

This is another book that isn’t Easter-centric but has a bunny as the main focus of the story.

It gives a message of learning to be grateful for the things and people we have in our lives.

9. Yoga Bunny

This bunny can teach your toddler yoga.

He tries to teach his friends in the forest but they’re all too busy. They need to learn to slow down and relax with yoga.

There are some simple yoga poses your toddler can try too.

10. The Golden Egg Book

A classic Little Golden Book for your toddler’s Easter basket.

11. How to Catch the Easter Bunny

One of our favorite Easter books by the same people who do all of the How to catch books. We have How to Catch a Snowman too.

“I’ve been working long and hard
with all my peeps and crew.
We’ve made the eggs, and now I’m here
to bring them all to you!”

12. The Biggest Easter Basket Ever

This Easter book is by the same people who did The Biggest Pumpkin Ever, and it’s an inexpensive paperback that will delight your toddler.

The mice learn about cooperation!

13. The Story of the Easter Bunny

This is a story about how a bunny became the Easter Bunny!

This is probably one of the best Easter books you can find.

14. Ollie’s Easter Eggs

I love Ollie books. This is a cute little board book about a little gosling and all of his emotions about Easter.

He gets impatient while waiting (sound like anyone you know? lol) and then experiences the pure joy of Easter.

15. Hop! Hop!

We have the Toot Toot book for obvious reasons. lol

These books by Leslie Patricelli are cute and short.

I like short books sometimes. Especially when she asks for “one more book” 15 minutes after her bedtime.

What are your favorite Easter books for toddlers?

Let me know in the comments below!

If you’re interest in spring books, Twin Mom and More has a great list for toddlers!

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