Ice Queens, Snow Kingdoms, Frozen Wastelands... Any books to do with the cold

[Pamela]

A World of Difference by Harry Turtledove A World of Difference

[Knight Dreamer]

Naomi Novik's latest Novel Spinning Silver is a perfect book that definitley captures winter. Winter is a main theme in the story, and it is absolutley beautiful and captivating. There are magical winter creatures and strong female characters. It is super atmospheric and is captures the cold so well, you will feel it in your bones as you read it.

[Julia]

Let it Snow by John Green is a really adorable YA Fiction book that has three separate love stories inside where they all connect at the end. All of them take place during the winter and the plot surrounds around a snow storm. It's an easy and pleasurable read for anyone I think

[wendyj]

I love "Cold" romances so here are a few from my bookshelf:
The Snow Bride Snow Bride
On Thin Ice Northern Lights
The Royal Treatment Alaska Skies: Brides for Brothers / The Marriage Risk Cover Me Chill Factor

Mysteries: Murder on the Iditarod Trail Fire and Ice Fire And Ice Dana Stabenaw writes mostly Alaskan mysteries-mostly "cold".

[Rainbowheart]

Ice
Frostheart
First Light
Hearts of Ice
Fours Crossing
A Frozen Heart
The Silver Secret
The Winter Duke
I Am the Ice Worm
The Polar Bear Explorers' Club
The 7 Professors of the Far North

[Pamela]

Rest You Merry This is a cozy mystery/romance

[Ayesha]

Middle grade: prisoner of ice and snow by Ruth Lauren
and this is a sweet skiing romance (middle grade/ya):
never evers by Lucy Ivison and Tom Ellens

[David]

"The Winter People" by Jennifer McMahon

[Michael]

I don’t *think* this one has been suggested yet. Girl in Ice by Erica Ferenecik. A woman who is a linguist trained in extinct Nordic languages is summoned to a remote site in Greenland, where researchers found the body of a young girl, frozen for centuries in the ice. But she thawed out alive.

[Ayesha]

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