"Over my career I have led more than 30 snow expeditions, taught snow science in the classroom at the undergraduate and graduate level, and run more than a dozen field method classes all over the U.S. In the field with my students, we have worked shoulder-to-shoulder in snow pits measuring the density, grain size, and stratigraphy of the snow pack. In that setting I have tried to teach people how to read in the snow the story of the winter. Most beginners...

In this illustrated poem in honor of the victims of the 2012 shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, falling snowflakes celebrate the uniqueness of life, its precious, simple moments, and the strength of memory.

Katy, a red crawler tractor, belonged to the Highway Department of the City of Geoppolis. She was not used in winter, however, until a huge snow storm snowed in the whole city. Then Katy plowed out everyone.

What's a friendly fox to do when he finds a lonely goose egg? Deep in the snowy north, an unlikely friendship hatches and grows between a mischievous fox cub and a lovable little goose. Sparkling fun and a warm family tale await nature lovers of all ages in this adorably illustrated, beautifully embossed book.

Snow, beautiful and magical, is sometimes considered one of nature's blessings. It is also a nuisance needing to be managed and moved, and worse, a sometimes-crippling catastrophe to be battled. Wood looks at snow in all its delightful and fearsome manifestations as he delves into science, history, economics, and popular culture to examine snow's enduring hold on the imagination. He summarizes the current scientific understanding of major winter weather...

The Loopy Coop hens are playing in the snow, building snow animals! Midge and Pip and Dot are making a snow hen. But the beak has to be just right. Midge gets angry. She decides to make her own. So does Dot. Pip does not. She decides to make a snow...fox?

When it begins to look, feel, and smell like snow, everyone prepares for a winter blizzard.

"There's a storm coming! The other WellieWishers promise to help Kendall build a snow fort to keep the animals warm. But can the girls finish before the storm arrives?"--Page [4] of cover.

Wearing her ladybug costume, Lulu plays in new fallen snow.

"Provides information for young readers about snow leopards, including habitat, eating habits, mating, babies, and conservation"--Provided by publisher.