Because Easter is all bout the Lamb of God who came to rescue us.
Look, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world! John 1:29

A wonderful resource that tells the account of the Easter Lamb. Starting in Egypt when God's chosen people were freed from "the rule of sin" to the land of milk and honey. It then goes on to explain why Jesus is the Easter Lamb that was foretold in the Old Testament and what it means for us today. Very understandable for young hearts and old. Highly recommend.

A special thank you to Zonderkidz Books and Netgalley for the ARC and the opportunity to post an honest review.

This book of Easter Lamb, is a very good introduction for the little one to understand about God's amazing plan for humanity to escape from the hell and have an eternal life. With this good story and graphics, I hope a lot of children will read this.

Using the exodus from Egypt by God's people as the foundation of the Easter story, this book tells how God uses literal and metaphorical lambs to save his people from the big monster of Sin. This book is beautiful in illustration, but even more beautiful in the message it has for kids in how it presents the Gospel.

Thank you for the Advance copy,

This story was a great way to Tell the easter message to younger children, it explains the easter story in a simple and enjoyable way.

A very quick and interesting read

My husband and I are always looking for Christian books for our kids to read at night with them. As a mom, I am also always looking for new Christina books, especially devotionals to read through to fill my cup.

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This was a very cute and easy read which told its story clearly. This book is a great way to tell 4-6 year olds the story of Easter in a clear and easy to understand short story with pictures which will capture the children’s imaginations. The explanation of sin and why Jesus needed to come are clearly conveyed to even the smallest child. This book wraps up very nicely with the hope of Heaven for everyone.