Winter is almost here and what better way to celebrate than with a good book! From marvelous picture books to festive story books — the possibilities are endless for the perfect seasonal story to read with your little one! If you’re not sure which book to read first, here are a few great choices:
Book 1: The Snowman by Raymond Briggs
Known as the most popular picture book in the literary world, The Snowman tells the story of a young boy who meets his new friend, a magical snowman, on the snowiest day in the countryside. Throughout the story, the boy and snowman embark on a grand adventure, in which the snowman shows the boy what the world looks like through his snow-filled eyes. It’s truly the perfect picture book to view with your child and will definitely get them in the spirit of wintertime fun!
Book 2: Owl Moon by Jane Yolen
Taking place during a clear winter night, a father takes his daughter on a walk through the woods to find an owl. While on their journey, the father makes owl-like noises to see if they can spot one of these majestic creatures. Continuing on with their walk, the two discover that sometimes owls might be present — and sometimes they might not. No matter the outcome, the story teaches children to always have hope, and no matter what the outcome may be to always enjoy the journey!
Book 3: Snow by P.D. Eastman and Roy McKie
Edited by the late Dr. Seuss, this story truly encompasses everything about winter! From sledding down a hill to playing in the snow, this story will bring a plethora of wintertime joy to your child! Through the illustrations drawn and words written, Snow is a beloved classic and will always be fun to read with your little one throughout the season!
Book 4: The Big Snow by Berta Hader and Elmer Hader
Known as a story that tells the tale of nature in wintertime, this is the perfect book to read with your child. Depicting the true realm of the wild, The Big Snow shows children that although some animals may migrate south for the winter, some animals stay within their natural habitat and prepare for the colder temperatures. This tale is perfect for teaching children the animal kingdom and what happens in nature once the temperature drops. It’s truly a fun, informative read!
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