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A charming counting picture book full of snow day fun, from an award-winning author! This lyrical, rhyming counting book counts up to ten then back down to one and can be read all winter long. The snow coats the treetops and covers the grass as THREE happy faces peer out through the glass. When millions of snowflakes blanket the town in white, ONE energetic puppy and TWO children set out for some snowy day fun-full of friends, sledding, snowballs, puppy hijinks, and more. The lyrical, rhyming text counts up to ten and back down to one, making this the perfect way to incorporate learning into snow day fun. Whether you're looking for counting books or winter weather books for kids, this snowy day book is the one for you!

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The delights of snow-day snow-play in a small town are enumerated in this early concept book for tots... In this childcentric tale (no adults in sight), they are soon joined by a diverse cast of six friends eager to sled, make snow angels, and build snowmen... this gambol allows parents and children room to talk about seasonal weather and activities. - Kirkus Reviews A natural pairing for Ezra Jack Keats' Snowy Day, of course, but also a sweet, idyllic alternative for those occasions when the classic needs a rest. - Booklist his sweet counting book will charm little ones with its clever rhyming couplets and a fun story that goes through the day and tiptoes to bedtime and sleep. It's a terrific way to help little ones to quiet down for the night...Youngsters will love this book and so will the adults who read it to them. - Tulsa Book Review This snowy picture book is a superb way to encourage counting strategies for young children during the winter months and is a great jump start for sequencing ideas to support curriculum development. Filled with a diverse cast of children... - School Library Journal

his sweet counting book will charm little ones with its clever rhyming couplets and a fun story that goes through the day and tiptoes to bedtime and sleep. It's a terrific way to help little ones to quiet down for the night...Youngsters will love this book and so will the adults who read it to them. - Tulsa Book Review A natural pairing for Ezra Jack Keats' Snowy Day, of course, but also a sweet, idyllic alternative for those occasions when the classic needs a rest. - Booklist The delights of snow-day snow-play in a small town are enumerated in this early concept book for tots... In this childcentric tale (no adults in sight), they are soon joined by a diverse cast of six friends eager to sled, make snow angels, and build snowmen... this gambol allows parents and children room to talk about seasonal weather and activities. - Kirkus

The delights of snow-day snow-play in a small town are enumerated in this early concept book for tots... In this childcentric tale (no adults in sight), they are soon joined by a diverse cast of six friends eager to sled, make snow angels, and build snowmen... this gambol allows parents and children room to talk about seasonal weather and activities. - Kirkus

This snowy picture book is a superb way to encourage counting strategies for young children during the winter months and is a great jump start for sequencing ideas to support curriculum development. Filled with a diverse cast of children... - School Library Journal his sweet counting book will charm little ones with its clever rhyming couplets and a fun story that goes through the day and tiptoes to bedtime and sleep. It's a terrific way to help little ones to quiet down for the night...Youngsters will love this book and so will the adults who read it to them. - Tulsa Book Review A natural pairing for Ezra Jack Keats' Snowy Day, of course, but also a sweet, idyllic alternative for those occasions when the classic needs a rest. - Booklist The delights of snow-day snow-play in a small town are enumerated in this early concept book for tots... In this childcentric tale (no adults in sight), they are soon joined by a diverse cast of six friends eager to sled, make snow angels, and build snowmen... this gambol allows parents and children room to talk about seasonal weather and activities. - Kirkus

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DIANA MURRAY is the author of One Snowy Day and Unicorn Day. She grew up in New York and still lives nearby with her family.

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