There are even tips for preparing for a snowstorm. Learn what happens when it snows and the different forms snow can take. It’s Snowing by Gail Gibbons gives all the facts you wanted to know about the white stuff. Snowballs by Lois Ehlert is a beautiful book that shows that your imagination + found objects + packed snow= a whole snow family. Watch and listen to the book being read in this clip from YouTube. Peter explores a fresh snow packed outdoor world and even tries to keep a snowball in his pocket for another day. This story is celebrating it’s 50th anniversary this year. The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats is a classic wintertime story. These changes include melting and turning to fog only to return as snow again the next winter just in time to build a new snowman friend. Making a Friend by Alison McGhee tells of the changes a snowman deals with as the weather warms. I love when the pictures and your imagination have to create the story. A sled is left outside a cabin where some creatures borrow it to go exploring in the snow. Red Sled by Lita Judge is such a cute almost wordless book. By the way, did you see that you can now follow me on Pinterest? Just click the little red button on the right side of my home page. Oh, and a bonus snowman bookmark idea that I originally saw on Pinterest. Some are classics and some are new-found reads. Here are a few of my favorite fiction and non-fiction snow titles. I guess I’ll just have to read some books about snow to tide me over and help me dream of a winter wonderland. Ah, it’s January and here in our part of the Midwest we have yet to see a significant snow.
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