Polar Books for Winter

Brr! It looks like the polar vortex has decided to share cold weather with us for a while, making it really feel like winter! If it's going to be so cold outside, why not check out some snowy, wintry books to read?

The Snowy Day: Ezra Jack Keats (E)

The Snow Must Go On!: Molly Wigand (E)

The Abominable Snowman Doesn't
Roast Marshmallows: Debbie Dadey (J-1st Chap)

Snowflake Bentley: Jacqueline Briggs Martin (JB)

The Abominables: Eva Ibbotson (J)

Snowboard Maverick: Matt Christopher (J-1st Chap)

The Willows in Winter: William Horwood (J)

Show Me Polar Animals (J 590.911 AMSTUT)

Cold Spell: Jackson Pearce (YA)

Shiver: Maggie Stiefvater (YA)

Winterdance: Gary Paulsen (798.8 PAULSE)

Alaska: James Michener (F)

The Longest Winter: Katherine Lambert (919.8 LAMBER)

Curl up with a cup  of hot chocolate (or tea, or coffee!) and a warm blanket to stay warm and cozy while it's so cold outside -- and in your books!
Do you have a favorite winter-themed book? Do you like to read "cold things" while it's cold outside, or would you rather read "warm things"?