'Twas the Morning of Easter

In the beloved rhythms and rhyme of the classic poem “’Twas the Night Before Christmas,” ’Twas the Morning of Easter tells the story of the resurrection of Jesus in a fresh, inspiring way and features joyful illustrations that bring the story to life for children.

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A follow-up to the popular 'Twas the Evening of Christmas from beloved author Glenys Nellist. 'Twas the Morning of Easter tells the story of the resurrection of Jesus in a fresh way, with a familiar rhythm and rhyme that children will love, following the pattern of Clement Moore's iconic “'Twas the Night Before Christmas.”

Glenys Nellist, beloved author of the bestselling 'Twas the Evening of Christmas, reveals the joy and beauty of the resurrection of Jesus in a fresh, inspiring way in 'Twas the Morning of Easter. Using the classic cadence of Clement Moore's iconic poem, “'Twas the Night Before Christmas,” this gorgeous picture book shares the true story of Easter with little ones with read-aloud rhymes and engaging illustrations by Elena Selivanova. With an eye-catching cover decorated in shining foil and embossing, this book is perfect for any Easter basket and sure to be a treasured Easter tradition for years to come.

'Twas the morning of Easter, before the sun rose,

Two guards on a hillside were trying to doze.

Now Jesus had died, only three days before

A huge stone was in place, sealed over the door.

 

'Twas the Morning of Easter:



Is written by Glenys Nellist, author of the beloved The Wonder That Is You, and the Snuggle Time and Love Letters from God series
Is told in the style of Clement Moore's iconic poem--"'Twas the Night Before Christmas"
Retells the story of the resurrection of Jesus in an engagingway
Features a familiar rhythm and rhyme that children ages 4-8 will love
Brings the resurrection story to life through Elena Selivanova's beautiful, rich illustrations
Is the perfect way for adults to share the powerful story of Easter with the little ones in their lives
Makes a great gift for baptisms, new believers, and Easter