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    It Looks a Lot Like Easter - eBook [ePub]
    It Looks a Lot Like Easter - eBook [ePub]
    It Looks a Lot Like Easter - eBook [ePub]
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    It Looks a Lot Like Easter - eBook [ePub]

    By Peg Augustine

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    After a long winter, the first blooms of spring remind us that God never forgets about us. It Looks a Lot Like Easter tells the heartwarming story of a family enjoying the Easter season. From crocus flowers to Easter lilies to Easter eggs, the images of Easter are tied to the story of Jesus' death and resurrection.



    It Looks a Lot Like Easter is the perfect gift for every child ages 4-8 in your congregation. Each page of the storybook is supported with Scripture and is beautifully illustrated in color.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAbingdon Press
    Release dateSep 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426721410
    It Looks a Lot Like Easter - eBook [ePub]
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    Peg Augustine

    Peg Augustine is a writer and editor of stories, songs, and games for children. Her most recent book for Abingdon Press was O Come All Ye Faithful. She lives in Nashville, TN.

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