Last week, I shared some of my favorite picture books about winter. Today I’m rounding up some great winter-themed chapter books for ages 9-12!
Don’t forget to leave a comment at the bottom telling me your favorite wintery read!
The Long Winter
Breadcrumbs
A stunning re-imagining of Han Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen.
Mr. Popper’s Penguins
The Winter Room
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
Icefall
Because of Mr. Terupt
Bonus: Winter-Themed Books for Teens
Shiver
Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow
A re-imagining of the Nordic fairy tale East of the Sun, West of the Moon.
I can’t believe it’s been a week since my last post! Things have been a little chaotic (in a good way) these past few days. Hopefully I can get back to posting 3-4 times per week (at least).
Nice list! I also loved The Endless Steppe as a child and Breadcrumbs by Ursu is great too!
Thank you! I haven’t read The Endless Steppe but I will definitely check it out.
I loved The Long Winter (and all the other Little House books), I can’t count how many times I’ve read it!
Great list!
Alice @ Alice in Readerland
The Little House books (especially the first one) were favorites of mine, too.
That is a nice list! I remember reading a couple of them, and falling in love. I also like the book, Gideon’s Gift, by Karen Kingsbury.
Thank you so much for stopping by and commenting!
Ooh… Have you read Breadcrumbs? I’m curious about that one – I’ve seen it before. Thanks so much for hosting (permanently) the Kid Lit Blog Hop!
I see you have it as the book of the week – does that mean you are currently reading it?
Usually the Book of the Week is just a book that I’m recommending that week – but in this case, yes, I am currently reading it!
Thanks for such a cosy winter reads list. I am very interested in Icefall and Because of Mr Terupt, I have read lots of rave reviews. Thanks so much for visiting and hopping over to my blog this morning. Great to hear you have joined as a permanent host on the hop. Looking forward to your reviews and recommendation. Best Wishes, Julie
These look great! I haven’t heard of some of these, but I just recently read and reviewed “Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow.” I loved it, and I agree that it was a great winter read!
I will have to add some of these to my wishlist. Now I want to read “Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow. Thanks! Hopping on the Kid Lit Blog Hop!
Thank you!
Great list and a few I haven’t yet read (I do love winter books!) I also enjoyed Trapped by Michael Northrup – great for teens with adventure/survival.