Children need to hear and be taught the truths of God's Word at early and tender ages because of all the ungodly things they are being surrounded by in today's society; from the school system as well as peer pressure. They need to learn of our God who loves them and had provided a way for them to go to heaven.

Marlene L. Burling has written "Grandma, Please Tell Me the Easter Story", which is based solely on the scriptural accounts found in the Bible. A child's name is to be inserted in the blanks found throughout the story to help them see it's truly a story especially for them. Scripture references are found at the turn of each page to verify what's been written. The illustrations found in the book are in black and white, which also provide to the child the opportunity to color the characters and scenes, all of which will help the child to learn and remember what the Easter story is truly about.

"This book with many illustrations creates a visual experience for young readers and is a great teaching tool for adults. Children learn about Judas Iscariot and Christ's mission through the Passover and crucifixion stories. They also discover that in the Christian tradition, Easter is more than colored eggs and basket full of candy. Scripture verses are also placed throughout the book for reading and to help young readers as they begin their biblical studies. The book closes with an invitation to prayer, reminding readers, young and old, that a walk of faith is an intimately personal and individual relationship. Its unique structure reinforces that intimacy and personality. It is engaging and fun-one that children won't easily forget. Powerful yet accessible, this book would make the perfect, personalized gift for Christmas, Easter, and even birthdays. It's a great accompaniment to other Christian children's books like The Children's Bible and the Christmas Story."

-Nicole Yurcaba, US Review of Books