Ellie, Just A Little Eggstra: A Special Day for The Easter Chick (Ellie The Chick Book 10) by Avery Smart Genres: Children's
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It’s an eggstra special day for Ellie.
Easter bells are ringing, and her wings can’t stop flapping. All plans are set and done, and today is going to be so much fun!
The day starts with a peaceful chime. As the church bells keep the rhyme, Ellie chirps along to the hymns. Her tiny beak keeps perfect time.
Back at home, there comes the real fun…
Decorations are up, eggs are all dyed, and Ellie's ready with a basket on her side.
She hangs eggs she finds on the Easter tree and wishes a happy Easter to everybody.
After scattering and hanging eggs here and there, it’s finally time for the Easter flair with eggciting rides everywhere!
Easter train, merry-go-round, and a Ferris wheel so high, brought sparkle to Ellie's eye.
And there’s one ride that Ellie loves to try with Easter blessings in the sky.
Ellie's heart swoons when she sees those hot air balloons. Gliding with Mom, Dad, and all friends in the bright afternoon, Ellie hopes this day won't be over too soon.
This easter bunny book edition of the Ellie the Little Chick series takes flight on the Easter holiday. On this special day, Ellie learns that it’s more than just chocolate eggs and easter rabbit hops. The most important thing is to share love and moments with those who matter most.
This easter book for baby is a perfect addition to any Easter basket and inspires young hearts to celebrate the season with blessings, kindness, and togetherness. Don't miss out on this easter basket stuffers for toddler!
Ellie, Just A Little Eggstra: A Special Day for The Easter Chick
Author: Avery Smart
January 25, 2025
Genre: Children’s
About the Author
Avery Smart is an author who resides in the heart of the lively family chaos with her three energetic kids. Nestled in the midst of parenting, she channels her passion for nurturing well-mannered children into delightful tales.
It is within this dynamic environment that she draws inspiration, transforming her deep-seated passion for fostering well-mannered children into captivating tales.
Avery’s writing becomes a heartfelt expression of her commitment to instilling values in the younger generation. Her three lively kids not only serve as a source of inspiration but also as eager test subjects for the lessons embedded in her stories.
Guest Review:
One of the things I’ve grown to appreciate about the Ellie the Chick series is how it manages to wrap life’s simple joys into stories that toddlers can both enjoy and relate to. In Ellie, Just A Little Eggstra: A Special Day for The Easter Chick, Ellie takes us through a heartwarming Easter celebration that beautifully captures the spirit of the holiday.
While I review children’s books, I always focus on the storyline (what my toddlers can learn from the book), wordings, and illustrations, as I think they’re three key components that can greatly influence a child’s reading experience.
What stood out to me in this book wasn’t just the excitement of the Easter parade or the surprise hot air balloon ride (though my child was definitely wide-eyed during that part!). It was how the story introduced the idea of shared celebration.
I also liked how the book gently introduces the concept of community. From attending church to watching the parade with others, there’s an understated but important message about being part of something bigger than yourself. For toddlers just starting to understand social gatherings and celebrations, it’s a great primer for how holidays bring people together.
This subtle message really resonated with me as a parent. Holidays can often feel overwhelming with all the decorations, events, and things to buy, but this book reminds us that the magic comes from shared moments. Whether it’s dressing up for church, waving to neighbors at a parade, or simply holding hands during a hot air balloon ride, the joy is in being together.
The wording in this book is gentle and sweet. Simple enough for a toddler to understand, but not too repetitive. There’s a natural flow to the way Ellie moves from one scene to the next, making it easy to follow while keeping little readers engaged. And as usual, Ellie’s chirpy personality brings a nice dose of warmth and enthusiasm to every page.
Illustration-wise, this book continues the series’ tradition of bright, cheerful artwork. The colors feel especially fitting for Easter (pastels, blossoms, sunshine), and there’s a nice balance between cozy indoor scenes and big festive outdoor moments. The characters’ expressions are always vivid and relatable, which helps my child connect with what’s happening in the story.
Ellie’s journey has been a fun one to follow. This book, specifically, gently reminds us that being “a little eggstra” is something to be proud of. When you’re looking for a lighthearted, easy read but still feel-good book to read for your toddler, I think this episode in the series is worth reading!
You can get Ellie, Just A Little Eggstra: A Special Day for The Easter Chick on Amazon.
Reviewer: Andre Oentoro
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Twitter: @breadnbeyond
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