snowflakes

Explores how snowflakes form.

"Snowflakes are everywhere--on mittens, on presents, on windows--and young readers can practice counting up to 100 by ones with this book"--Provided by publisher.

Text and photographs answer a variety of questions about snow, discussing how it forms, shapes of snow crystals, why no two flakes are alike, and more.

Left in charge while her Snow Queen mother is away, Princess Ellie attends to a magical sky machine that churns out beautiful, identical snowflakes before an accident forces her to start making less-perfect snowflakes by hand.

Simple text and photographs introduce young readers to snowflakes, discussing how they are formed and more.

Provides answers to questions about snow, accompanied by photographs of real snow crystals and snowflake-catching instructions.

Describes the uniqueness of snowflakes, supplemented by information about the real life snowflake man, Wilson A. Bentley, who was the first to photograph snowflakes. Each of the seven spreads features fully illustrated pop-ups and delicate mixed media.

Simple text and illustrations examine a snowy day, discussing what you can see and what you can do.

Imagines the results if snowflakes tasted like different things, such as sugar plums, oatmeal, or noodle soup.

"A big town in winter. A snowflake is about to fall from the sky. A big town in winter. An ink drop flies out of its bottle into the sky when a big gust of wind blows its bottle over. The wind carries Snowflake and Inkdrop through the sky. Where will each land? Two worlds, two intersecting stories told in vivid color illustrations, as well as through ... laser cuts and foldouts."--Amazon.com.