I think I saw the Easter Bunny!

"It's Alex's favorite time of the year-Easter! This year, he is determined to win the annual Easter egg hunt. That is until he spots something in the bushes. Is that . . . ? Could it be? Yes, it's the Easter Bunny! But the bunny needs help hiding the rest of the eggs, and they're running out of time...

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Main Author: Wallace, Adam (Author)
Other Authors: Bassani, Srimalie (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: San Diego : Silver Dolphin Books, [2025]
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Summary:"It's Alex's favorite time of the year-Easter! This year, he is determined to win the annual Easter egg hunt. That is until he spots something in the bushes. Is that . . . ? Could it be? Yes, it's the Easter Bunny! But the bunny needs help hiding the rest of the eggs, and they're running out of time. Will Alex be able to help the Easter Bunny finish his task in time? Young readers will love this fun, rhyming storybook by New York Times bestselling author Adam Wallace"--
Physical Description:31 unnumbered pages : color illustrations ; 23 cm
Audience:Ages 3-8.
Grades K-1.
ISBN:9781667211657
166721165X
Author Notes:Adam Wallace is an Australian author best-known for the How to Catch series. Adam's books have sold over 11 million copies, and five have made it to number one on the New York Times Bestseller List. Adam has also turned his backyard into an 18 hole mini-golf course, and loves taking afternoon naps.

Srimalie Bassani was born in 1986. She lives and works in Mantova, Italy. When Srimalie was a child, her mother inspired her passion for drawing and painting and always encouraged her artistic pursuits. Srimalie attended the Academy of Fine Arts and later earned a master's degree in editorial illustration. Her work is always full of surprises, and she likes to diversify her style based on the story she's illustrating. Her work has appeared in publications from several publishers, including Bacchilega Editore, Lantana Editore, and Gilgamesh Editions. It's difficult to pull her away from her writing desk, where she keeps a stack books, pages, and tea cups of many colors, and where she also amuses her fat cat. If she hadn't been an illustrator, she would have worked in another artistic field because it is what she knows and loves best.