As Lina walks to her Sitti's (grandmother's) house, she notices the different sounds of snow -- shoveling, sweeping, the scratching sound of skiis, the patting sounds from making a snow man and more. Lina realizes that even though her grandmother's vision isn't at its best she can still hear the signs of snow. A beautiful story about listening.

Kendall has a brilliant idea - to build a snow fort for the winter animals so that they have a warm place to stay.

Hanukkah is this character's favorite holiday. But what they are looking forward to the most is getting a puppy.

A winter counting book revealing the cultural diversity that makes up a city.

A celebration of signs of winter -- like snow, frost, mittens and hats. Available for FREE on ComCat (Massachusetts Library Catalog).

Children eagerly await the snow and describe it as it changes with the season.

After a fun-filled time in the snow, Chilly, Doc's snowman toy goes missing. They end up finding him in the laundry, but he's now pink and afraid everyone will laugh at him. Doc and the toys assure Chilly they love him exactly how he is.