In the third book in the Look Again series, Garland has more than 200 items to find in the collage picture puzzles. When Tommy awakens on Easter morning, he finds a note from Aunt Jeanne that tells him to follow the bunny (a la Alice in Wonderland). Each spread contains a rhyming clue set inside a yellow box on the page; the clues serve as the narrative string tying the hide-and-seek game together. The fanciful illustrations contain many Easter objects--from pysanky egg houses to colorful chickens laying patterned eggs. An opening poem suggests that children make a list of all the things they find, count all the gold eggs and chocolate bunnies, etc. The last page provides tallies and translations of the foreign phrases that appear throughout the book. Call this holiday book a cross between the I Spy books and Ann Jonas' The 13th Clue (1992). Julie Cummins Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved