The snow child

Sometimes we all need a fairytale. But once you've stepped out of childhood and into the world of hangovers, STD tests, and tax season, sickly-sweet fantasy worlds can lose their charm a little. There's always a place for the Cinderellas and the…

In this article, we give you our honest review of the book "The Snow Child" by Eowyn Ivey so that you can decide if it suits your taste.

The old wife sang merrily as she sat in the inglenook stirring the soup, for she had never felt so sad. Many, many years had come and gone, leaving the weight of their winters on her shoulders and the...

Books that pair perfectly with a warm blanket and a cup of tea.

An older couple Jack and Mabel move to a homestead in 1920’s Alaska to find a better quality of life. Mabel quietly longs for the child she lost years before and prefers the isolation of thei…

The purpose of this site is to preserve the rich history of carols and hymns which might otherwise be lost. The ultimate goal is to have the largest collection of hymns and carols of Christmas ever published in the English language.

Toot & Puddle

25 atmospheric winter-themed books set in cold and snowy destinations that will chill you this winter!

Find "January" in A Child's Calendar, a collection of twelve of John Updike's poems that describes a child's journey through the seasons from January through December (c. 1965). Caldecott award winning artist Trina Schart Hyman illustrated the collection (c. 1999).

A book review of The Girl in the Snow by Danya Kukafka.

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It's been eighteen years since Mary Kelly vanished from a snowy hillside in Boston. It was Darby McCormick's first case. It was her first failure. At long last the prime suspect - disgraced priest Richard Byrne - has agreed to break his silence. But he'll only talk to her. Darby returns home expecting to hear a confession. What Byrne tells her is far more disturbing. And she doesn't have long to act, because it soon becomes clear that someone will do anything to keep this cold case on ice…

It’s snowing! As I type this, we’re delighting in the first snowfall of the season. Big fat fluffy flakes are drifting down from the sky, coating each bare branch and gently blanketing …

As a born-and-bred Windy City girl whose once-temporary move to the southeastern United States is looking more and more permanent by the day, I can honestly say that I do not miss winter. But there is one thing I definitely do miss about living in a…

Honor C. Appleton