Full story retellings for children. Start here before the books.

On the third day, the women find the stone rolled away. Jesus is alive.

The crowd carries palm branches and shouts Hosanna as Jesus rides in on a donkey.

The night a manger in Bethlehem became the most important place in the world.
Want to read them all in order? The reading plan walks through 27 stories from Genesis to Revelation. See the reading plan →
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Beautifully illustrated books that tell the Easter story in age-appropriate ways.
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A good children's story for Easter explains Jesus' death and resurrection with gentle language, hopeful emphasis, and illustrations that help children understand without feeling overwhelmed.
Keep the focus simple: Jesus loves us, Jesus died, God raised Him from the dead, and Easter is a celebration of hope and new life. Picture books and hands-on traditions can make the story easier to remember.
Toddlers can begin with simple board books about Jesus and Easter, while preschool and early elementary children can handle fuller resurrection storybooks with a reassuring adult nearby.
The empty tomb is the last of the ten stories in our personalized Bible story book, so the reading ends on your child’s name.
Pair Easter reading with gentle nativity stories for Advent and Christmas.
Explore →Simple Bible storybooks for toddlers, preschoolers, and early readers.
Explore →Palm Sunday and resurrection-themed coloring pages for quiet Easter activities.
Explore →Reading the Easter story together helps children understand the true meaning of Easter and create lasting family traditions.