The Little Book of Easter

<p>Easter is celebrated by Christians around the world as a time of reflection and renewal, but it's also a much-loved tradition for millions who simply enjoy the fun, festivity and joy that the season brings.<br><br>Hop into the spirit of spring with <i>A Little Book of Easter</i> - a charming collection bursting with quirky customs, fascinating trivia and uplifting quotes that celebrate everything we love about this delightful time of year. Discover the surprising origins of the Easter Bunny, the meaning behind painted eggs and the many unique ways people across the globe mark the holiday.<br><br>Full of warmth, wonder and springtime magic, this little book is a lovely treat for your Easter basket - or someone else's!<br><br><b>Sample Content:</b><br><br>"For I remember it is Easter morn, and life and love and peace are all newborn."<br>Alice Freeman Palmer, American educator (1855-1902)<br><br>"April hath put a spirit of youth in everything."<br>William Shakespeare, playwright and poet (1554-1616)<br><br>The egg has long been a symbol of new life, making it a perfect fit for spring and Easter celebrations. In many cultures, eggs are dyed, painted or decorated - like the intricate pysanky eggs of Ukraine. In the UK and US, chocolate eggs are popular gifts, while in Germany, eggs are hung on trees. In Greece, red eggs symbolize the blood of life and are used in a traditional game called <i>tsougrisma </i>- where players try to crack each other's eggs.<br><br>"You can cut all the flowers, but you cannot keep spring from coming."<br>Pablo Neruda, Chilean poet and diplomat (1904-73)</p>