15 Winter Wonderland Picture Books
While we ourselves may not have experienced any snow yet this Winter, there has been plenty going around elsewhere. What better excuse to get our our favourite Winter picture books? Christmas may be over, but there are many beautiful Winter picture books that don’t feature Christmas to enjoy. Here we share 15 favourites with you:
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List of books:
- The Snowman, by Raymond Briggs
- The Snowy Day, by Ezra Jack Keats
- Pip and Posy: The Snowy Day, by Axel Scheffler
- Snow, by Uri Shulevitz
- White Snow Bright Snow, by Alvin Tresselt (author) & Roger Duvoisin (illustrator)
- Snow Is My Favourite and My Best, by Lauren Child
- Here Comes Jack Frost, by Kazuno Kohara
- Walking in a Winter Wonderland, based on the song lyrics by Felix Bernard & Richard B Smith, illustrated by Tim Hopgood
- Angelina Ice Skates, by Katharine Holabird (author) & Helen Craig (illustrator)
- A Dot in the Snow, by Corrinne Averiss (author) & Fiona Woodcock (illustrator)
- The Storm Whale in Winter, by Benji Davies
- Snow Day, by Richard Curtis (author) & Rebecca Cobb (illustrator)
- Small Walt, by Elizabeth Verdick (author) & Marc Rosenthal (illustrator)
- Over and Under the Snow, by Kate Messner (author) & Christopher Silas Neal (illustrator)
- Raven Child and the Snow Witch, by Linda Sunderland (author) & Daniel Egneus (illustrator)
Do you have any other favourite snow books to recommend? Please feel free to share them in the comments below.
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Lucy Mackcracken
I love the idea of changing our reading books by the season. We had Angelina Ice Skates for Christmas, which Mini loves as she has just started ballet lessons.
Mel
That’s such a lovely selection of books! I love having books organised into themes for my 4. We’ve got seasonal books we keep together (Christmas, birthdays, Easter and Halloween). My four all loved Pip and Posy: The Snowy Day, by Axel Scheffler :)
Anita Faulkner - Brazen Mummy Writes
You can never have enough books! The wintery book we would add to your list is called Poles Apart. It’s about polar bears and penguins getting lost at the South Pole, so my husband tells me. Sounds like fun. Thanks for sharing some ideas.
Michelle Murray
Lots of lovely books. We love Pip and Posy books here.
Steph
I love that The Snowman is still such a brilliant book and favourite. My kids love that story and I did as a child too
Wendy
My boys absolutely love The snowman! It’s such a classic. Switching books up match the season is a great idea, I put Christmas books out in December for the boys but have never thought to keep it going all year with season appropriate reading xx
Jenni
Thanks! We have suggestions for Spring, Summer and Autumn too (plus Hallowe’en in addition to general Autumn) if you scroll back through the books section.
Cath - Passports and Adventures
I’m ashamed to say we haven’t read any of those. We do have a few books which feature snow such as an Elmer one and a Mog one but none of the ones on your list.
Sonia
I’ve not heard of Pip and Posy books before but they look fab, will have to get that one as my little one would love it x
Anosa
We had so much snow in my part of the country that was stuck indoors for 2 days. What a lovely collection of books.