A review on the book: Happy Easter, Little Critter (Little Critter) (Look-Look)

The season to celebrate Easter is around the corner: time truly flies. It is a season of celebration for everyone because who detests a holiday? No one.

Christians believe that Easter is a period to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, who died and resurrected on the third day. Jesus Christ is the bedrock of Christianity as we know it. Non-Christians however believe that Easter is just another reason to take a break. They do not see anything special about the holidays except that it is another reason to unwind and spend time with family and friends.

Spending a holiday comes with endless possibilities and opinions to choose from. The opinions are so massive that it is easy to be lost on how to spend the holiday that you have been looking forward to for months. How does it sound to realize that there might just be a possible scenario on how to go about spending the Easter holiday? Cool right.

The book, Happy Easter, Little Critter (Little Critter) (Look-Look), affords every reader both young and old an opportunity to see how someone else spends the Easter holiday. Been reminded about how something is done might just give you the nudge in the right direction in forming your original ideas to have a beautiful holiday.

The book is paperback and as such is a good purchase for those that are not a fan of soft-copy books or audio books. Statistics are available to prove that reading paperback books does good than harm for the reader. There is need to retain the culture of holding a book in the hand while reading.

The book depicts how Easter can be celebrated, from the decoration to the food; it is all in the book. Happy Easter, Little Critter (Little Critter) (Look-Look) is written with classic and funny blend. In other words, the book is guaranteed to make you laugh and warm your heart.

Who is not interested in having a good laugh in a good way? No one. With growing concerns and tiring long period of work, isn’t it just right to relax. Relaxing can be with a good and funny book as you unwind and let go of all the stress you have accumulated in the past months.



Happy Easter, Little Critter (Little Critter) (Look-Look), reminds parents of the memories of how they have spent the previous Easter holidays. It also gives the children a sense of idea on how to go to enjoy a holiday that they are getting used to spending. Considering that they are still building memories of their own.

Having parents and children relate to this story makes it a good purchase for all age group. The joy of buying a book that can be read by all age groups cannot be underestimated by those who understands how scarce resources can be. This shows that purchasing this book is not a waste of money because of its relevance that cuts across all age groups.

The book has eleven editions that have been written in eleven formats. Happy Easter, Little Critter (Little Critter) (Look-Look), was first published on February 11, 2000, and since then newer editions and formats that fits into the present day atmosphere has been released.

Eighty-one percent of the total two hundred and eighty ratings have rated this book to be a five star-rated book. This shows that the author understands the subject of celebrating Easter; thereby, giving readers a book that proves that singular fact.

For a book that old, and revised regularly, finding it on the market is like finding a long-lost relic and it should be treasured as such. Paying an affordable amount to have the book on your book stand should be considered more of an opportunity.

The book is filled with illustrations that make the book an easy read. Mercer Mayer, the author who is also an illustrator makes bold use of colors in the illustration to pass the intended message across to the readers. These illustrations make the book fit for reading to youngsters. The illustrations also serves to draw in the adults in to the world of the book, by painting the actual picture from the mind of the author directly into the readers mind.

Having knowing all the strong points of having this book, what is stopping you from making your purchase?