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Oops! by Leo Timmers
A little pig takes a thrilling sled ride down a snowy hill in Oops! by author and illustrator Leo Timmers. Come take a magical ride down a snowy hill with Piggy as he tries to get safely to the bottom… more →
The Children's and Teens' Book Connection
Names for Snow By Judi K. Beach
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wrote 4 months ago: A Children’s Book A Day: Check out Names for Snow Illustrated by Loretta Krupinski Today … more →
Twelve Kinds of Ice By Ellen Bryan Obed
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wrote 4 months ago: A Children’s Book A Day: Check Out A Poetic Memoir Illustrated by Barbara McClintock Today … more →
Books for Wintry Weather
wrote 5 months ago: Like many of us, I start the new year with resolves to clear clutter and stay organized. For me, th … more →
Booking Through Thursday 7
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wrote 5 months ago: Booking Through Thursday is a weekly bookish meme hosted by Deb about (mostly) books and reading. Th … more →
Winter Book Reviews Part I: Junot Diaz, Anouar Majid & Matt Ruff
wrote 5 months ago: Over the holidays I’ve been eating books like crazy in an attempt to catch up on 2012 and a fe … more →
Yuletide Greetings!
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wrote 5 months ago: The word “solstice” comes from the Latin sol, meaning sun, and sistere, meaning to stand. At Solstic … more →
about winter.
wrote 6 months ago: The temperature has dropped significantly in the past couple of days. It might still be November, bu … more →
Top Ten Winter Reads
wrote 7 months ago: Here at Read It Ribbit, we’ve definitely noticed the approach of winter in the last few weeks … more →
Top Ten Tuesday: Winter Books
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wrote 7 months ago: Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature/weekly meme created here at The Broke and the Bookish. This f … more →
February Displays in the Library
wrote 1 year ago: In addition to the new books that are always on display at the library, we have displays that change … more →
Blog Archive
wrote 1 year ago: Thank you to everyone who has visited my website since it began a few short months ago! I’m st … more →
Wonderful Winter Town
wrote 1 year ago: Winter Town was an interesting book, super thoughtful with a perfect ending. The characters are swee … more →
Winter reads (family-friendly)
wrote 1 year ago: We’ve been reading a load of seasonal books lately, and enjoying everyone of them. The two sol … more →
Oops! by Leo Timmers
wrote 1 year ago: A little pig takes a thrilling sled ride down a snowy hill in Oops! by author and illustrator Leo Ti … more →
Walking in a Winter Wonderland
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wrote 1 year ago: The first snow has fallen, and people have already finished stuffing themselves full of food only to … more →
The Christmas Spirit Reading Challenge 2011
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wrote 1 year ago: The Christmas Spirit Reading Challenge is hosted by Michelle, The True Book Addict, over at her The … more →
old-fashioned books for the season
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wrote 1 year ago: Hello again. I am in Michigan this week. I am visiting my family. SPOILER: This post may not be su … more →
Hot Reads for Winter
wrote 2 years ago: The calendar has clicked over so, even though we stay sunny and warm on the Gold Coast, welcome to w … more →
New to the Children's Room...
wrote 2 years ago: …Daisy Dawson and the Big Freeze by Steve Voake. An easy chapter book, perfect for kids ready … more →
