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We're Going On An Egg Hunt

By Laura Hughes

Ten eggs hide among cheeky lambs and buzzing bees — but who’s lurking nearby?

playful interactive cheerful engaging

Pageticker community rating

Average score: 4.81

From 27 readers

What do our readers think of We're Going On An Egg Hunt? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy lifting the flaps, counting the eggs and spotting the bright, friendly animals. They especially like the surprises under the flaps and often want to hear the story again.

What does the Pageticker team say about We're Going On An Egg Hunt?

We're Going on an Egg Hunt is a cheerful, hands-on Easter romp with sturdy flaps, ten eggs to count and plenty of springtime creatures to spot. The familiar hunt-along rhythm makes it easy to join in, while the wolfish surprise adds just enough wobble to the chocolate-egg cheer for little ones who enjoy a mild fright.

Genres

Animals Adventure

What is We're Going On An Egg Hunt about?

Join a group of adventurous Easter Bunnies as they set off on a fun-filled egg hunt! Lift the flaps to help them find and count ten hidden eggs, but watch out for cheeky lambs, buzzing bees, and a surprising wolf along the way. Inspired by the much-loved rhyme, this delightful story is perfect for celebrating Easter and will keep little ones guessing at every page.

About the author

Laura Hughes is a talented illustrator and author from the UK. She loves bringing stories to life with her colourful and playful drawings. Laura is especially known for illustrating the popular book 'There's a Pig Up My Nose!' and many other fun stories that make children smile. She enjoys inspiring young readers with her wonderful pictures.

Discussion ideas around We're Going On An Egg Hunt

Egg Hunt Detectives: Which clues help the bunnies find the eggs, and where would you hide one?

Brave Bunnies: How do the bunnies respond when they meet animals along the way, and what helps them keep going?

Counting Together: How does counting the eggs change the way you look at each page?

Springtime Friends: Which animal would you most like to meet on an Easter egg hunt, and why?

Pages

24 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

This edition

2016

First published

2016

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