Let it Snow, let it Snow!

‘Tis the season when our minds turn to blustery weather, cold fronts sweeping down from Canada, and the true harbinger of winter: snow.  Celebrate the season by checking out some of the Library’s holdings concerning snow – from literature, science, meteorology, history, geography and more.

de la Lez, Mireille.  Vanishing World: The Endangered Arctic.   G610 D45 2007

Eire, Carlos.  Waiting for Snow in Havana.  E184 C97 2003

Fox, William.  Terra Antarctica.  G860 F69 2005

Fredston, Jill.  Snowtsruck: In The Grip of Avalanches.  QC929 A8 F78 2005

Fung, Lance.  The Snow Show.  NK6030 S66 2005

Gosnell, Mariana.  Ice: The Nature, the History, and the Uses of Astonishing Substance.  QC926.32 G67 2005

Gutterson, David.  Snow Falling on Cedars.  PS3557 U846 S65 1994

Kawabata, Yasunari.  Snow Country.  PL832 A9 Y83x 1981

Kirk, Ruth.  Snow.  GB2603.7 K57 1978

Landis, Marilyn.  Antarctica: Exploring the Extreme.  G860 L354 2001

Mishima, Yukio.  Spring Snow.  PL833 I7 H3613 1990

Nakaya, Ukichiro.  Snow Crystals.  QC929 S7 N2

Sharp, Robert.  Living Ice: Understanding Glaciers and Glaciation.  GB2403.2 S5 1988

Tokutomi, Kenjiro.  Footprints in the Snow.  PL817 O4 O4

Xingjian, Gao.  Snow in August.  PL2869 O128 B313 2003