Snow Happy to be Here!

The Hallmark Holiday Series

by Cheryl Hawkinson, Mike Esberg (Illustrator)

The Slightly Silly Story of the Snowblatt Family" - A delightful Hallmark collectible book to bring out every year during the holiday season to read again and enjoy.

Genres: Picture Books, Christmas, Childrens, Fantasy

27 pages, hardcover

First published March 1, 2007

Reviews

[Shawn Deal]

Another good winter snow tale. Illustrations are wonderful. Cute story.

[Annie MacPherson]

2.5 cute illustrations, and I didn't hate the rhyme-scheme, but not one I want to read more than twice.

[Daniel Barrows]

Delightful rhythm and rhyme about the making of snowmen, from the snow people's perspective. The ending brings a sweet cozy smile to my face every time.

Reading time: 4 minutes.

[K Morlando]

So punny! The children loved this book.

[Brittany Koontz]

Author: Cheryl Hawkinson

Illustrator: Mike Esberg

Genre: Fiction Picture Book

Year Published: 2007

Reading Level: Ages 4-9; Fluent

Topic and Theme: Snowmen, Family, Snow

Curricular Use: Read Aloud, Individual Reading, Shared Reading

Social: Creativeness

Literary Elements: Personification

Text and Pictures: Beautiful, detailed pictures that help to make the story more exciting

Summary: The Snowblatt family enjoy the snow, and find out where snowmen really do come from, the different types of snowmen, and what brings them to life.

[Sadie Vargas]

I like this book alot. It is about all these snow people and little john asks how they were made and the whole story is about mama and papa telling him all the things that happen before they come to life. There are some really creative thinkings in here and i am glad that i read this book.In the end they say the one final touch that the people give to them to help them come to life is a big warm smile and i thought that was really cute.

[Heather]

This is one of those really cute stories that is just great to read to little kids at this time of year. My sister picked it up to read to the kids when she worked in a daycare. In it, two snowchildren ask where they came from. The answer is adorable. The artwork is cute and the story is told in rhyme. This is great for early readers to read for themselves or parents of pre-readers to read aloud to their children.

[Conquering]

A nice holiday read aloud. Would be fun to read before or after building a snowman outside or making some sort of snowman craft inside.

[Little Champs]

2749