Noam

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The most famous rabbit in history ''' Noam''

Let's make a movie telling the story of the real Easter Bunny of Love, Faith, Hope.

Share your Faith with the gift of Storytelling

Can you help! Hope to make a movie about the most famous rabbit in history, ''Noam''. sharing God's love and faith with all his creatures.

I am the author of 9 children adventure series books about the real Easter Bunny. Stories told by the rabbits by word of mouth, bunny to bunny for generations to all the lost pets, and forest friends. He lives at Moriah Hallow , the Easter Bunny School, sharing God's faith and love in a positive way. His adventure books explain how he became the Easter Bunny and his mission and goal though time.

Do you know someone of Faith that can inspire today's children with the real Easter bunny story. Please share.. LET'S MAKE A MOVIE , Do you Believe?

Here's the Review for Noam: The First Easter Bunny

What makes these books unique is its blending of folklore and religious narrative. By connecting the legend of the Easter Bunny with the story of Christ's Passion, it offers a fresh perspective on the Easter tradition. These books aim to instill a sense of wonder and spirituality in young readers, emphasizing the power of imagination and the redemptive message of hope and love. The good points of these books lie in its ability to engage children with a familiar character, the Easter Bunny, while also introducing them to the significance of the Passion story and the Christian message of redemption. It allows young readers to explore the deeper meaning behind the Easter holiday in a way that is accessible and relatable. These books promote values such as faith, hope, and love, presenting them in a way that encourages children to use their imagination and embrace the power of storytelling.

About the author

Emile B. LaCerte Jr. weaves enchanting tales that blend faith, imagination, and love. His storytelling breathes life into magical creatures and reimagines legends. With his whimsical storytelling that seamless blend the enchanting imagination of Walt Disney with the charming writing style of Beatrix Potter.

In “Noam-The First Easter Bunny,” co-authored with his sister, he restores the legend of the Easter Bunny by intertwining it with the Passion story of Christ. Through imagination, hope, and love, LaCerte Jr. invites readers to believe in wonder once more. Additionally, in “Noam Winter Garden,” Noam’s adventures continue as he celebrates Christmas Eve with forest friends, sharing his wondrous Christmas story. LaCerte Jr.'s writing style embraces hope, kindness, and happy endings, making his stories a delightful read for all ages.

Emile B. LaCerte Jr., the imaginative storyteller, crafts heartwarming tales that blend faith, wonder, and love. His enchanting children’s books invite readers into magical worlds where Easter Bunnies embark on extraordinary adventures.

'Noam the First Easter Bunny' | Haverhill | eagletribune.com

Books

Emile B. LaCerte Jr; is the author of several delightful books in the Noam Adventure series, featuring the charming Easter Bunny named Noam. The imagiative author has captivated readers with his whimsical storytelling that seamless blends the enchanting imagination of Walt Disney with the charming writing style of Beatrix Potter. The Book series have become a cherish favorite among children and families alike. Let's explore some of these heartwarming tales.

Noam: The First Easter Bunny: This enchanting story introduces us to Noam, a rabbit and his adventures in becoming the Easter Bunny. It combines the legend of the Easter Bunny with the Passion of Christ, a delightful tale that captures the miracle of Easter and the joy of spreading faith and kindness.

Noam: Easter Bunny School: In this book, Noam headmaster of the Easter Bunny School in Moriah Hallow. We get to see how Easter Bunnies color eggs and learn about Noam's unique abilities. It’s a delightful blend of faith and friendship.

Noam: Spring Garden: Join Noam as he explores the wonders of spring in Ireland. With the help of St Patrick, he celebrates the beauty of the season and learns valuable lessons.

Noam: Summer Garden: In this adventure, Noam discovers the goodness of all God’s creatures alongside a young boy named Francesco. The story unfolds in Moriah Hallow, the school for Easter Bunnies.

Noam: Fall Garden: Halloween and Day of the Dead arrive at Moriah Hallow, and Noam and his forest friends celebrate the harvesting of the Pascha pumpkins. It’s a spectacular Halloween festival filled with magic and wonder.

Noam: Winter Garden: Nestled in his underground home, Noam celebrates Christmas Eve with forest friends. Another heartwarming tale from Emile B. LaCerte Jr.

Noam: The Wonder of the Easter Egg: In this heartwarming tale, we discover the magic of Easter eggs and their significance. It’s a delightful story that captures the joy of springtime, faith and friendship.

Noam El Conejito de Pascua: In Spanish. In this story, Noam, the Easter Bunny, combines the legend of the Easter Bunny with the Passion of Christ. The narrative follows an ordinary rabbit that becomes a symbol of Jesus' triumph through the resurrection.

Noam Catch an Easter Bunny:Journey with Dani and Bunnycakes as they set out to catch an Easter Bunny and embark on an imaginative adventure to Moriah Hallow. There, they meet Noam, the Easter Bunny himself. With a blend of imagination, hope, and love, their dreams become reality.In the enchanting Noam

Adventure series by Emile B. LaCerte Jr., Noam embarks on heartwarming journeys, celebrates holidays, and learns valuable lessons alongside forest friends. From spring gardens to Halloween festivals, Noam’s world is filled with wonder and kindness. If you’re curious about more Noam tales or have any other questions, feel free to search YouTube videos. These books are perfect for readers of all ages, and they beautifully blend imagination, hope, and love. If you’re looking for magical adventures, Noam’s world is a delightful place to explore! 'That's what we storytellers do. We restore order with imagination. We instill hope again and again and again'' (Walt Disney) You can find these books on platforms like Amazon, Barnes and Noble, BAM, eBay, ChristianBooks, and ThriftBooks, HudsonBooks, Walmart, Target . Happy reading

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Short Story

Is The Easter Bunny Real?

by Mr. Rabbit

In the quaint town of Taveville, nestled amidst rolling hills and whispering forests, lived a young girl named Autumn. She possessed an unwavering belief in faith and goodness, even when her classmates dismissed it as mere fairy tales.

One sunny morning, Ms. Quinette Laubacker, Autumn’s fifth-grade teacher, posed a challenge to her students: “Write a story about the Easter Bunny.” The classroom buzzed with excitement, but most kids rolled their eyes. After all, they were too old for such fanciful tales or so they thought.

However Autumn sat up straight, her eyes sparkled. She knew something the others didn’t—a secret whispered by the wind and carried by the rustling leaves. She raised her hand and Ms. Laubacker called on her.

“Autumn,” the teacher said, “tell us about the Easter Bunny.”

Autumn stood her heart pounding, “The Easter Bunny is real,” she declared. “His name is Noam, and he doesn’t just hide eggs. He lives in a miraculous place called Moriah Hallow where the veil between our world and the mystical realm is thin.”

With loud laughter, the class exchanged skeptical glances, but Autumn continued, her voice unwavering: “One misty morning I stumbled upon Moriah Hallow. I was following a trail of dandelion fluff and suddenly the world shifted. Trees grew taller and the air hummed with secrets. There stood Noam, his eyes kind and ancient.”

“Autumn,” he said, “You believe, don’t you?”

She nodded; her eyes teared, “I do.”

She continued and now I shall tell you a miraculous tale about Moriah Hallow. I will tell you what was told to me.

In the heart of the Moriah Hallow, a bunny called Noam lived. Unlike other bunnies, Noam had many secrets. First, he is the Easter Bunny and then he could talk to the stars. Every night when the moon hung low and the world slept, Noam would hop to the top of a grassy hill, his fluffy ears perked up toward the sky.

“Good evening, Vega,” Noam would say, addressing the brightest star. “What news from the cosmic realms?”

Vega sparkling with a blue-white light would twinkle in response. “Noam, my friend, the stars have whispered secrets to me. They say that Earth is a precious gem, spinning gracefully in the vastness of space.”

Noam’s whiskers twitched with curiosity, “And what do they say about us, the creatures of Earth?”

“Ah,” Vega replied, “they call you the ‘most chosen of God's universe. You walk the land, face challenges, and create beauty through love and kindness. You are the heartbeat of existence.”

Noam’s bunny heart swelled. “Most Chosen” he repeated, savoring the words, “I like that.”

But Noam wasn’t content merely being most chosen. He wanted to do more—to spread joy just like the stars do. So he hatched a plan. On the eve of the Spring Equinox when faith hung thick in the air, Noam set off on a starlit quest.

His first stop was the ancient Oak of Whispers. Its gnarled branches reach for the sky and its leaves breathe secrets. Noam leaned close, “Dear Oak,” he said, “what wisdom can you share?”

The Oak’s voice was a gentle breeze as it spoke, “Noam, kindness is like sunlight filtering through leaves. It warms hearts and nourishes souls. Be kind, little bunny.”

Noam nodded. Armed with the Oak’s wisdom, he hopped to the riverbank. There the shimmering water spoke to him, “Noam,” it murmured, “listen to the stories carried by the currents. They tell of resilience and hope.”

Noam dipped his paw in the water. “I’ll be resilient,” he vowed, “and carry hope wherever I go.”

Next his journey took him to the meadow where fireflies danced. “Noam,” they twinkled, “Your light matters. You must illuminate the darkness.”

Noam’s fluffy tail flickered with newfound purpose. “I’ll be a beacon,” he promised, “A firefly of goodwill.”

Finally on top of the grassy hill Noam looked up at the stars. “Thank you,” he whispered, “For your wisdom, your light, and as a title of an ‘apostle.’ I will make you proud.”

And so Noam began the Moriah Hallow School for Easter bunny. A place where Easter bunnies and their forest friends gathered to learn, play, and prepare for the most important day of the year—the joyous celebration of Easter.

Noam taught the bunnies about kindness, compassion, and the importance of sharing God’s love. Each lucky rabbit’s foot will bear the symbol of Noam—a reminder that they were part of something greater, a connection to the very heart of Easter.

Bunnies and forest friends practiced their egg-painting techniques, their little paws dipping into vibrant dyes. They sang songs about rebirth and renewal, their voices echoing through the forest. And Noam with his warm smile reminded them that Easter was not just about eggs and sweets—it was a celebration of faith, hope, love, and the promise of new beginnings.

Noam whispered a silent prayer. His red feet glowed brighter than ever as a beacon of love and goodwill. For in that sacred moment, he knew that the spirit of Easter had touched every heart, filling it with warmth and wonder.

The stars watched their celestial hearts aglow.

That night, Vega spoke again. “Noam,” it said, “you’ve become a legend among us. Your kindness and faith echoes across the cosmos.”

Noam again blushed stating “I’m just a bunny.”

“No,” Vega insisted, “You’re a star in your own right.”

Autumn continued.

But Noam’s true purpose went beyond pastel eggs. He was a guardian of faith and love, a keeper of kindness. When children felt lonely, he left them little notes under their pillows, urging them to be brave and compassionate. When flowers wilted, he whispered encouragement to the petals, coaxing them back to life.

And every year, on Easter morning, Noam stood atop a hill in Moriah Hallow. His fluffy tail twitched, and he gazed at the sunrise; its colors blending like an artist’s palette. As the first rays touched the land, Noam’s faith surged. He scattered eggs across the world sharing God's love and leaving trails of joy in his wake.

The classmate's eyes widened with wonder and their imaginations took flight. Skepticism was replaced by awe.

Liam: “Whoa, that’s so cool! An Easter Bunny who was there during Jesus’ time? I want to believe it!”

Olivia: “Autumn, you always find the best stories. Can we write it together?”

Sophie: “Wait, so Noam helped Jesus? That’s like a superhero bunny!”

Lurie: ''So, Noam colors eggs and change food to sweets with a touch of his blessed feet, WOW''.

Then Ms. Laubacker stated, ''Autumn, you’re our official storyteller now. Keep 'em coming!”

From that day on, Autumn visited Moriah Hallow whenever her heart felt heavy. She danced with fireflies, listened to the wind’s lullabies, and learned the language of forgotten things. And Noam? He became her friend, her confidant—the keeper of her dreams.

So, dear reader, the next time you see a pastel egg hidden in the grass, remember Noam. He’s more than a bunny; he’s a bridge between worlds; a symbol of faith, resilience, and a reminder that love exists for those who believe.

And as for Autumn? Well, she grew up and became a teacher but her heart remained forever young. She still visits Moriah Hallow where Noam waits, ready to share God’s love with all creatures—both big and small.

And that, my friends, is the tale of Noam the Easter Bunny—a legend whispered by the wind, carried by believers, and etched into the fabric of wonder.

Author’s Note: The legend of Noam and Moriah Hallow was penned by the mysterious Emile B. LaCerte Jr., whose ink flows with stardust and moonbeams. Seek out his books if you dare to believe.