The Bunny Who Learned to Carry Spring

A gentle Easter bedtime story about purpose, kindness, and hope.

When a small bunny begins to feel a familiar stirring each year, he doesn’t quite understand why. Through a dreamlike meeting with a wise hare, he discovers that spring doesn’t need to be rushed or explained – it simply needs someone kind enough to carry it.

As the bunny learns more about his role, he discovers that carrying spring is both a responsibility and a privilege. Each of us carries something important through life, and even the smallest acts of kindness can help make the journey lighter for ourselves and those around us.

The Bunny Who Learned to Carry Spring is a warm and soothing picture book about purpose, kindness, and hope, gently exploring the idea that everyone has a role to play and that what we carry can make a difference to the world around us.

With dreamlike illustrations and a peaceful rhythm, this Easter story is designed especially for bedtime reading. It invites children to slow down, reflect on kindness, and welcome the promise of new beginnings.

Perfect for children ages 5-9, families, classrooms, and readers looking for a peaceful Easter story with a meaningful message.

A free Discussion Guide with discussion questions, activities, and author notes for all 13 books in the Heartglow Collection is also available.