Peter awakes to a snowfall covering his neighborhood and the
possibility this new day brings. He embarks on an adventure, making tracks, knocking snow off the trees–plop!–sliding down hills, pocketing a
snowball. He returns to a warm, loving home, bath and bed. Awaking to snow
again the next day, he invites a friend to explore with him. The Snowy Day was
created by Ezra Jack Keats, who received the Caldecott Medal for this book in
1963. This landmark picture book is timeless, beloved by children and their
adults for all sorts of wonderful reasons. Ages 2 up.
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