What better way to celebrate winter's arrival than by sharing a book! Award-winning author Kevin Henkes's words skate smoothly alongside Laura Dronzek's lively paintings of a neighbourhood where people, squirrels, dogs and birds embrace the wonders of snow.  And yes, spring will come.  It always does! We loved flipping between the opening pages and the

Like it or not, winter is here! Winter might be long and cold, but there are lots of things you can do by yourself or with your family to make it enjoyable. And the Library can help you get started. Here are a few great books that embrace the season with fun facts, easy to make crafts and loads of activities. So explore, create and have fun!

Tim MacWelch is a survival expert and his fourth book The Ultimate Winter Survival handbook : 157 winter tips and tricks brings you everything you need to survive harsh winters and extreme emergencies.

The perfect indoor activity on a cold, cold day - build a blanket fort!  Why not read The Fort That Jack Built when you get inside?   Pillows, a blanket and clothespegs and twine and more  books to read -- no need to whine about the snow or having no place to go.  A  flashlight will help make the books easier to see.  Bring a few stuffed animals in and some toy dishes for a tea party!  So much fun!

Now that the snow is blowing and the cold temperatures are here,

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Q. Where does a snowman keep his money?