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Roald Dahl: How to Have An Eggstraordinary Easter

by Roald Dahl & Steve Behling (text) & illus. by Quentin Blake
Grosset & Dunlap. Jan. 2025. 32p. Tr $9.99. ISBN 9780593889626.
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K-Gr 2–A guide about Easter eggs, including how to hunt for and decorate them, with tips on what to do and what not to do to have a fantastic Easter. This is a humorous guide with text that is easy to read and understand, and is sometimes filled with nonsense words. While the puns can be tricky, the meaning of the words and story is clear. Characters from Dahl’s popular works pop up throughout. The art, done in Blake’s traditional illustration style, also keeps up the hilarity and will leave readers laughing or pointing out some of the absurdity.
VERDICT A good guide to Easter fun and treats that readers new and old will enjoy.
Reviewed by Margaret Kennelly , Nov 15, 2024

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