Easter is celebrated worldwide—but do you know how many cultures blend ancient rituals, sacred symbolism, and surprising traditions to mark this powerful season of renewal? In Easter Around the World: Traditions, Superstitions, and Celebrations Across Cultures , author and editor Marina Rasnoveanu takes readers on a vibrant journey through the spiritual, folkloric, and festive dimensions of Easter. From midnight processions in Greece to egg-tapping battles in Bulgaria, chocolate bunnies in the U.S. to dramatic Passion plays in Brazil, this beautifully researched guide reveals how one holiday carries many meanings . Inside this book, you’ll discover: The religious roots of Easter and its ties to ancient spring festivals - Unique Easter customs in over 30 countries, including Italy, Mexico, Ethiopia, Ukraine, and Australia - Symbolic foods and recipes—from Greek tsoureki to Russian kulich and Romanian lamb dishes - Curious superstitions and folk rituals like egg cracking, water sprinkling, and willow whipping - The evolution of Easter in the modern world: globalization, commercialization, and digital celebrations - A glossary of cultural terms, Easter recipes, a timeline of Easter’s history, and a DIY egg-decorating guide Whether you’re a traveler, a culture lover, a Christian looking to explore global traditions, or someone rediscovering their roots, this book offers a meaningful and fascinating perspective on one of the world’s most celebrated holidays. Celebrate renewal. Discover culture. Travel the world—one Easter tradition at a time.