Easter Bunny in Need!: Rasmus the Imp and Fairy Matilda Save the Easter Bunny

Rasmus is Santa's chief imp, but what do Christmas imps do after Christmas? How do they pass their time when the presents have been delivered and their work is done?

Many of them travel to the Easter Bunny to help him, because imps love to work! And the Easter Bunny always needs help, even though he is the oldest magical creature in the world.

He lives in Easter Land, which can only be reached through a secret magic portal on Easter Island.

So Rasmus embarks on the journey to the Easter Bunny as he does every year, but this time everything is completely different: for the first time, Rasmus's friend, the fairy Matilda, accompanies him on the journey.

And nothing is as usual in Easter Land either. When the two arrive, a nasty surprise awaits Rasmus and Matilda!

The Easter Bunny urgently needs help! An intricate spell is the only salvation for him...

But even for a skilled fairy and an imp who knows a lot about magic, this spell is not easy to perform. To save the Easter Bunny, Rasmus and Matilda have to get lots of magical ingredients. It is the beginning of an incredible and exciting adventure in which the friends encounter many magical beings. But luckily Rasmus and Matilda also have help from their friends!

The adventures Rasmus has with his fairy friend Matilda are absolutely incredible and thrilling!

Not just for Easter, this is an exciting book for children to read it to them or for them to read it themselves. Due to the large font, the short chapters and the many illustrations, this reading task is quickly mastered and a lot of fun! On the last pages, little readers will find fun riddles.

Great reading fun for reading beginners, reading level 2

Or to read to children from 4 to 104

Note to parents and educators: the core target group for the Rasmus stories is 6 - 8 years. But children have different sensitivities and preferences, regardless of age, and also different fears and stages of development. This adventure ends well, of course, and is not too dramatic even for young children aged four and up. However, in this story appear a monster, a troll, a witch and a giant spider. If your child is afraid of these animals or magical creatures, it might be better to read "Rasmus the Christmas Imp" first and wait another year before reading this story.