Easter Stories

A Storyteller Book

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Pub Date Jan 18 2019 | Archive Date May 17 2019
Lion Hudson Ltd | Lion Children's Bks

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Description

Following the tried and tested formula of his earlier Lion Storyteller titles, Bob Hartman retells a selection of Easter stories in his own inimitable style. This collection of 23 stories includes the key Bible accounts of the events of the first Easter from Palm Sunday through to Jesus' resurrection, encounters with his friends and followers, and the ascension. Bob Hartman's retellings of familiar and sometimes serious tales are fresh and engaging, making these Bible stories accessible to the young and not-so-young. Line illustrations complement the text. As a bonus, this book includes some of Bob Hartman's favourite storytelling tips.

Following the tried and tested formula of his earlier Lion Storyteller titles, Bob Hartman retells a selection of Easter stories in his own inimitable style. This collection of 23 stories includes...


A Note From the Publisher

Bob Hartman, author of the best-selling Lion Storyteller Bible, and other titles in the Storyteller series, the highly acclaimed Angels, Angels All Around, and the hilarious Wolf Who Cried Boy. He regularly entertains children with his storytelling in schools and at festivals.

Bob Hartman, author of the best-selling Lion Storyteller Bible, and other titles in the Storyteller series, the highly acclaimed Angels, Angels All Around, and the hilarious Wolf Who Cried Boy. He...


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EDITION Other Format
ISBN 9780745978093
PRICE $9.99 (USD)
PAGES 96

Average rating from 6 members


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This is a wonderful retelling of the Easter Story for children who perhaps need a little more of a challenge than the picture book, but aren’t quite ready for the language the Bible has to offer.
It can easily be read over a number of nights or given to a stronger reader for a one off read.

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Lovely book. Really enjoyed reading to my children. We should never stop trying to teach them what we can

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What a delight to read and see such amazing stories and pictures? From Easter all the way to Jesus' ascension was made very real even more by this epic novel!

The author has been touched by God's words and shared it with clear and focused vivid pictures in this book!

I gave an honest review of this novel in exchange for a copy of it. More than a 5 star book! It leads to a better understanding of the BIble!

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This book retells the events of Holy Week and the First Easter in bitesize chunks for a young reader. Told in accessible language, Bob Hartman makes each story easy to understand in his familiar repetitive style. The important parts of each event are often repeated throughout and the book includes some hints to make the stories more interactive for a young audience listening and participating in the retelling. I will definitely consider using this book in collective worship during the run up to Easter in school.

Many thanks to the publisher from whom I received an eARC via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review

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I truly wanted to love this book. I loved how it starts out and I do like the premise a lot. However, I really struggled with the inconsistency of format and style from story to story. This may not bother some readers but my 8-year-old and I both really struggled that some are written as poetry, others include a lot of rhyming, others truly invite you into the story, and others are more standard storytelling. This would be a book to read during Lent and is a great way to teach children about Christ's love and goodness- the style just didn't work for me.

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