A book full of snuggles! I like the exploration of different species preparing for winter, the art is cheerful, and I think my kids enjoy that the yak moms are so much like human moms.

I admit my husband does a better job with the sound effects, but I like finding voices for each character, too. It's structured like the traditional story but with great attention to detail in the martial arts twist.

This was an unexpected find, a cute story with a hint of winter theme, and perfect for two little boys who are constantly on each other's chairs (so to speak).

I'm a big fan of wordless books because of how much they spur creative storytelling in the reader. Actually, the text in "Red Sled" is entirely sound effects, which is even more fun in a way.

I had to include one disc of my three-year-old's favorite show even though I'm happy to have a specific return date.

A new take on the old tune. A nice depth of diversity, multiple forms of transportation (and many ways to crash!), not to mention we can sing it. No wonder it's a hit!

I love cute little Ollie, Gossie, and their barnyard pals almost as much as the kids. Their excited expectation for Santa is so simple and real.

This is a little longer than others but I think the fascination with big machinery and following a track helps with concentrating. He really likes pointing out the parts of a town he can name as Katy plows by them.

A classic, one that speaks to my stick-wielding snow-hoarder who's not quite ready for snowball fights.

Interesting art, more sound effects, and a special sort of story about how some presents aren't the kind you can find under a tree.

A bouncy rhyme that's fun to read, has fun characters and, the winning element this time of year, a visit from Santa.

Not at all winter-themed, just a fun one that he's in love with right now. Sing it to "I'm a Little Teapot" for maximum readability.