Twinkletoes loves spring—especially the soft days when the world turns green again and tiny surprises seem to appear everywhere.
When Twinkletoes and friends discover a small bunny in the meadow, they think the day will be all about Easter eggs and bright flowers. But then they notice something else: the bunny looks scared… and it might be alone.
With gentle hearts and careful steps, the children follow a trail of clues through blooming trees, tulips, and birdsong—learning that the best kind of help is the kind that doesn't frighten. Along the way, they discover what "promise" really means: not a big speech, not a perfect plan, but a steady choice to be kind.
Twinkletoes and the Easter Promise is a warm, illustrated spring story for children ages 4–8—perfect for bedtime reading, classrooms, libraries, and Easter baskets. Sweet, calm, and full of hope, it reminds kids (and grownups) that new beginnings often start with one small act of care.
