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The Best Easter Eggs Ever by Jerry Smath is a great easter story about the Easter Bunny trying to find a new design for his Easter Eggs. He gets his helpers to try and find some new designs for the eggs.

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TRANSSCRIPTION:
Hey Kids!
This is Kids Books Read Aloud.
My name is Mister Lane
and today we are going to read
The Best Easter Eggs Ever!
Springtime had come and Easter was almost here.
This was a busy time for Easter Bunny,
who painted all of the Easter eggs himself.
Each of Easter Bunny's little helpers had a special job to do, too.
Willa Bunny was in charge of weaving the Easter baskets.
Jellybean Bunny filled them with marshmallow chicks, chocolate, and jelly beans.
And Bella Bunny tied a beautiful bow to handle of each basket.
"I like your polka-dotted eggs." she said to Easter Bunny.
"Thank you," said Easter Bunny, "but I need a new design for my eggs this year.
I see polka dots even when I'm not painting them."
"Can we help you?" asked his helpers.
Easter Bunny thought a while, then said, "Maybe you can!"
Easter Bunny handed each of them an unpainted egg and a paint box with brushes.
"Let's have an Easter Egg Painting Contest!" he said.
"Whoever paints the best Easter egg wins.
And the winner can paint their design on all the Easter eggs this year."
The three little bunnies cheered!
Then each one went in a different direction,
hoping to find something pretty to paint.
"Be back in time for dinner," called Easter Bunny.
"We're having carrot stew tonight."
Willa Bunny loved the seashore -- so that's where she went.
While curious seagulls looked on,
she scanned the beach for something interesting to paint.
It didn't take long.
Not far away stood a tall lighthouse with bold red stripes.
Willa took out her widest brush and painted those same red stripes on her egg.
Because he loved spring colors, Jellybean Bunny's search took him to the country.
Spring flowers everywhere showed off their beautiful colors,
as if to say, "Paint me!"
So that is just what Jellybean Bunny did.
Using his prettiest colors, he painted flowers on his egg.
Bella Bunny walked and walked but didn't see anything she wanted to paint.
Then looking up, she saw fluffy white clouds floating across the blue sky.
One looked like a bird.
Another looked like a carrot.
One cloud even looked like Easter Bunny!
Bella thought the clouds would be fun to paint on her egg.
But when she stopped to paint them,
the wind blew the clouds further away, over the woods.
Bella kept running after them.
Deeper and deeper into the woods she ran.
Suddenly, the sky grew dark and the clouds disappeared.
Bella Bunny found herself tired and along --
without ever having painted her egg.
She was trying to find her way out of the dark woods when the moon suddenly appeared.
Then, one by one, stars began to fill the night sky.
Suddenly, Bella knew what her Easter egg design would be!
She took our her brush and, by the light of the moon,
started painting her egg with golden stars.
Easter Bunny was int he kitchen cooking his stew when Willa and Jellybean returned.
"Where is Bella?" he asked.
"On our way here we saw her running into the woods," said his helpers.
Easter Bunny was worried.
"We must go and look for her right away!" he said.
Using flashlights to light their way,
Easter Bunny, Willa and Jellybean when into the dark woods.
"Bella ... Bella ... Bella!" they called as they searched.
Finally they found her -- she was sound asleep in her wheelbarrow.
Easter Bunny gently picked up his little sleeping helper.
Then Jellybean led the way out of the woods.
Once at home, all three bunnies were put to bed.
"It's been a busy day for all of you," said Easter Bunny.
"Tomorrow, after a good night's rest, I'll look at the eggs you've painted."
When morning came, Willa Bunny was the first to hop out of bed.
"Wake up, everyone!" she called.
"Today Easter Bunny picks one of our designs for his Easter eggs!"
"Here he comes now," Bella said sleepily.

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