Absolutely love this book. I had bought one previously for our oldest granddaughter, just needed to have a copy for the second one.

the cutest holiday tradition! My littles love hunting for the mice every morning in preparation for Christmas!

They are so cute and my kids love them!

We love this story. It has been a Christmas tradition in our household. My son loves unpacking the mouse every year.

Such a cute book and a wonderful story

“Of course, I forgive you,” says Easter Bunny sweetly. “Remember that Jesus forgives us completely.” Learn about forgiveness and the importance of asking for help in The Mouse in the Hammock: An Easter Tale by Bethany Brevard with art by Marcin Piwowarski.Easter is near and Mouse has decided that “instead of waiting around for the Easter Bunny,” he will take care of Easter all by himself. He decorates the eggs and hides them, then he carries out the palm branches and bakes the hot cross buns. He writes Easter cards, ties ribbons, and attempts to gather all the baby chicks. All the while, the Easter Bunny is offering his help, and Mouse keeps refusing! When Mouse realizes he is in over his head, will he be able to ask for help? And will Easter Bunny be willing to forgive Mouse for trying to do his job without him?The answer is… of course! When Mouse realizes he has broken eggs and Easter cards that say, “Merry Christmas,” he goes to the Easter Bunny and says: “I think I do need your help after all… I’m sorry for wanting to do your job and not letting you; I should have accepted your help.” The Easter Bunny is gracious and kind and tells him, “That’s okay. We all get things wrong sometimes… Even I have made mistakes and been forgiven.” The two work together to put things right, and Mouse learns that we should forgive others because Jesus forgave us.My 5-year-old daughter and I just adore The Mouse in the Hammock series. They are all about a little Mouse that likes to do big things for others. He is generous, kind, loving, and always puts others before himself. In this story though, he also discovers that it’s okay to ask for help. Once he does, he is unsure whether the Easter Bunny will forgive him. The Easter Bunny remembers Jesus and forgives Mouse immediately and completely. Both are wonderful lessons for kids of all ages. The illustrations are so fun and cute, and the additions of the poem and Bible verses complete this sweet little story.“Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you” (Ephesians 4:32).

This is a sweet book that teaches values. My goal is to have the whole set.