The Good News of Easter: Celebrating the Glory of the Resurrection Story

Experience the hope of Easter through a beautifully illustrated, poetic retelling of Christ's death and resurrection.

From the author of The Good News of Christmas, Rousseaux Brasseur invites families to celebrate Jesus through a lyrical adaptation of the Easter story as told in the Gospels.

From Palm Sunday to Jesus' ascension, this beautifully illustrated book brings the events surrounding Christ's death and triumphant resurrection to readers of all ages.

Inside you'll discover how to:
• Experience the Easter story from Palm Sunday through Jesus' ascension
• Discover the hope of Christ's death and resurrection
• Celebrate Jesus together through family reading
• Enjoy beautiful, colorful illustrations for readers of all ages
• Make Easter a meaningful family tradition

Perfect for Easter, family reading, holiday traditions, and gift-giving, The Good News of Easter is a meaningful addition to every family's collection of seasonal favorites.

Rousseaux Brasseur is a storyteller born, raised, and still residing in Southern Oregon. He is an old soul with childlike faith whose life mission is to lead children into the Love of Father, the Truth of Jesus, and the Joy of the Holy Spirit! Rousseaux and his beloved Hannah Georgia Rose Petal live by a creek in the most peaceful of places. He finds his deepest delight in Psalm-singing, creative-writing, star-gazing by firelight –– and in deep, long-lasting friendships. He is the author of The Good News of Christmas and The Pilgrim’s Progress: A Poetic Retelling of John Bunyan’s Classic Tale. Find Rousseaux and his musical Kids' Show at www.QuesterCommunity.com or on YouTube as 'The Quester.'

Sian James’ vibrant and imaginative illustrations have appeared in projects for several prominent clients, including Harper Collins and Oxford University Press. Sian currently resides in Cambridge, England, with her husband, Nathan, and their two affectionate cats, Miso and Mochi.    

Sian James’ vibrant and imaginative illustrations have appeared in projects for several prominent clients, including Harper Collins and Oxford University Press. Sian currently resides in Cambridge, England, with her husband, Nathan, and their two affectionate cats, Miso and Mochi.