Uncover the Berenstain Bears' Easter Adventure with Stickers!

david tomlin: When I was looking for gifts for my niece, I was shocked and surprised that they still printed Berenstain Bears kids books. As I remembered from my childhood, the Bears still have interesting stories that have an important message and for my 2 year old niece something nice in a jagged world. Loved that they still printed these books and my niece enjoyed them just like I did when I was growing up. 10 of 10!!

United States on Aug 08, 2023

Cierra Casimir: This book explains Easter so well for kids. I definitely feel like my son was understanding Easter and it showed the importance of Jesus dying on the cross.

United States on Jun 21, 2023

Cinthia Richard: Love this book series

Canada on Mar 28, 2023

KL: Great kids book

Canada on May 31, 2022

ChowPal: We like Berenstein Bears and this Easter story.

Canada on Jun 09, 2021

Amazon Customer: We are not religious..but I wanted my 5 year old to know the basics...this book was great. Easter was harder to explain than Christmas.., but the book was great

Canada on May 14, 2021

Justin Maletta: I loved these books as a kid & have grabbed a few now for my son. Super cute & as I remember!

Canada on Apr 24, 2021

Richard and Liz: Brother, Sister and Honey Bear are dreaming/thinking/focused on all the different types of Easter candy even in Sunday school. When 'challenged' by the teacher to tell the rest of the class what else Easter is about there is a lot of head scratching! All they come up with are the words, "Bible Stuff"! It's time to learn some more! First step is to go to the class next door to watch the play The Easter Story.

Yes, this book is Christian based providing the true account of the first Easter when Jesus died on the cross and rose again. Yes, it is scans of the original paperback book so five of the pages have double text showing the original text in the picture along with the separate, readable text. This book is VERY readable on the Kindle as the text has been typed in separately from the images. I'm just guessing that some of the original picture book texts could not be cropped enough so had to be left in.

At the end of the book there are some activities and questions. Great book for those who enjoy the Berenstain Bears and want their children to grasp the true meaning of Easter. Thanks, Liz

United States on Mar 29, 2016

Autumn Fallen Over Book Reviews: So I was looking for a good Easter story to read to my children. This book was more for K who is 9 rather than A who is 3.
I didn't realize that the Berenstain books had some religion in them, I grew up reading these books and have never seen this in a story before. That did not turn me away from it as I wanted K to learn what Easter was really about but in a way that he would understand. This was perfect for that because Easter is just not about candy it is about Jesus and him raising from the dead three days later. This book did a wonderful job with describing the meaning of Easter and K had a few questions but not too many.
Now it says there is a sticker set with this book I bought the ebook and there was no sticker set included so do not expect that with the ebook but more for the paperback.
Now if you are not big into religion then this book will not be for you, if you are introducing your child/ren or are big into religion and want something read this will be good for you.

K's questions and answers.
Did you like the story? "Yes I did"
Did you understand the story being told? "Yes it was about Jesus and not having candy."
Would you read this book...

United States on Mar 27, 2016

V'ger: Ok, so they missed the single most obvious pun that would have been possible. But that's not why I'm giving it a 3/5.

I think that introducing small children to the story of Easter is a somewhat delicate task. Death is not really a concept that is easy to explain to a four-year-old, and death is the midpoint of any account of Easter. And to their credit, the authors do not make an account that vilifies Jewish people. But ultimately, the simplifications required to make the Easter story suitable for a short children's book cause the story to lose its flavor if not some of its more critical points.

– The gospels tell the story of a Son of God who is sacrificed on account of the sins of many. Without that piece, this becomes a sheer superhero narrative. I'd submit that this is the greatest theological failure of this book. If you can discuss turning water into wine and killing someone to a 4 to 7 year old, the lamb of God concept should be relatively easy to explain.

– There is no "wicked judge" who sentenced Jesus to death to demonstrate that "Jesus was not a king." That really takes the flavor out of the actual story, which is that a group of...

United States on Apr 08, 2015