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Cozy Reads for Snowy Days: A Winter Booklist for All Ages

Cozy Reads for Snowy Days: A Winter Booklist for All Ages

Snowy weather invites all sorts of winter fun—making snow angels, building snow people, and sledding down frosty hills. But for book lovers like Peck's Library and Literacy Specialist Melissa Sorge, it also means curling up by the fire with a warm cup of cocoa and a great book.

Whether you're a parent looking for the perfect story to read with your little ones, or a young reader ready to dive into a snowy adventure, Ms. Sorge's list has something for everyone.

For Ages 5-8
Introduce younger readers to the magic of snow through these delightful tales. Perfect for story time by the fire!

  • Little Mole's Wish by Sang-Keun Kim: A heartwarming tale of friendship and winter wonder.
  • Ten Ways to Hear Snow by Cathy Camper: A beautifully illustrated book that celebrates the quiet magic of a snowy day.
  • Bramble and Maggie: Snow Day by Jessie Haas: A charming chapter book about snowy day adventures with a spirited horse and her young owner.


For Ages 8-12
These middle-grade picks take readers on unforgettable winter journeys, mixing adventure and heartwarming stories.

  • The Sea in Winter by Christine Day: A thoughtful exploration of healing and resilience set against a snowy Pacific Northwest backdrop.
  • Breadcrumbs by Anne Ursu: A stunning reimagining of “The Snow Queen,” full of magic and friendship.
  • Absolutely Truly by Heather Vogel Frederick: A cozy mystery that will make readers want to curl up with a hot drink and keep turning the pages.


For Ages 10-14
Older readers will love these gripping winter tales, each filled with survival, courage, and discovery.

  • Brian's Winter by Gary Paulsen: A riveting sequel to Hatchet that imagines Brian surviving a harsh winter alone in the wilderness.
  • Icefall by Matthew Kirby: A thrilling Viking-era story of intrigue and survival in a frozen landscape.
  • Alone by Megan Freeman: A gripping novel in verse about resilience and self-discovery during a long winter alone.

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