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Illustration from Snowball, by Nina Crews. Children throwing snowballs in the air.

Snowball

The weather report says “Snow.” Yet there is no sign of it on Monday, or Tuesday or Wednesday or Thursday. But oh, when it comes, it is as thick and white and wonderful as the young narrator dreamed. Zip up your jacket and come outside. It’s snowing!


A spirited companion to Crews’ debut, One Hot Summer Day (1995)…Every scene is fresh and unpredictable, and the model’s face perfectly reflects the exclamations of the caption-like text. It’s a short tale entirely from a child’s-eye view—from a child’s heart—and a celebration of snow play and city.  –Kirkus

SNOWBALL

©Nina Crews 1997 Greenwillow Books, HarperCollins Publishers


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