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A quiet tomb. A still morning. A whisper of wonder that changes everything.
In Holy Morning, Little Tomb: A Resurrection Story, children experience the joy of Easter morning through the eyes of the little tomb where Jesus was laid. As dawn breaks, Little Tomb can hardly contain the good news--and one by one, the sun, the birds, the angels, and Jesus's friends begin to rejoice:
Jesus is alive!
Written with warmth and lyrical wonder, this beautifully illustrated picture book invites children into the heart of the Resurrection story in a fresh and unforgettable way. From sorrow to celebration, young readers will discover the hope, love, and new life found in Jesus's victory over the grave.
With lush artwork and a gentle read-aloud rhythm, this charming Easter story helps children slow down, imagine the first Easter morning, and celebrate the miracle of the empty tomb together.
Why families love Holy Morning, Little Tomb:
- A unique Easter story told from the perspective of the tomb itself- Helps children understand sadness, hope, and the joy of Jesus's resurrection- Encourages faith conversations and deeper emotional connection- Perfect for bedtime reading, Easter baskets, homeschool, and Sunday school- Inspires children to share the good news: Jesus is alive!Whether you're searching for a meaningful Easter picture book, a Christian family read-aloud, or a treasured gift for a child's first Easter, Holy Morning, Little Tomb is a story families will return to again and again.
Perfect for Christian families, grandparents, homeschool lessons, preschool classrooms, and church ministries, Holy Morning, Little Tomb creates meaningful moments of faith-filled connection during Lent, Easter, and all year long.
For more faith-filled wonder, your family will also enjoy the companion book, Little Stable, Holy Night: A Nativity Story by Kate Rietema and Bruno Brogna.
Kate Rietema and her husband have five daughters and live in West Michigan where they run TriPonds Family Camp Resort. Passionate about sharing the good news of an empty tomb, Kate has led Bible studies and prayer groups for organizations including Reach the Forgotten Jail Ministry, Bible Study Fellowship, and Moms in Prayer International. Kate is also a registered nurse, community educator, and speaker, and her writing appears in publications such as Highlights Magazine, Clubhouse, and Guideposts.
Bruno Brogna was born in Bradford, West Yorkshire in 1968. After a brief period of office work, he re-trained and got a job at Hallmark as a designer and illustrator where he stayed for 20 years. Since going freelance he has illustrated two books, one for Usbourne in the UK and one for Red Comet Press in Brooklyn. He has used many techniques over the years but is currently trying to develop his signature style, a combination of traditional and digital watercolour. He now lives "just across the border" in Burnley, Lancashire.
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