Frosty the Snowman by Diane Muldrow

Books like Frosty the Snowman

By Diane Muldrow

For the kid who presses their nose to the window every time snow starts falling, this is the holiday magic they're waiting for. Cozy, festive, snow-globe magical.

Frosty the Snow Man by Annie North Bedford

A group of children build a snowman one winter's day and watch him come to life, sharing in the wonder and fun of a magical friend made of snow.

In a Jar by Deborah Marcero

A little rabbit named Llewellyn collects ordinary treasures in jars until his friend Evelyn joins him, gathering wonders like rainbows and ocean sounds — then she must move away.

How to Catch a Star by Oliver Jeffers

A boy who loves stars decides to catch one for himself, trying a tall tree and a paper rocket ship before finding an answer in an unexpected place.

Caleb and Kate by William Steig

A carpenter named Caleb gets into a spat with his wife Kate, then wakes up transformed into a dog — unable to speak or explain who he really is, so he stays close to her as her loyal companion.

Fanny's Dream by Caralyn Buehner

A sturdy farm girl named Fanny Agnes waits in her garden for a fairy godmother to whisk her off to the mayor's grand ball and her destined prince — but who actually shows up changes everything.

Jennie's Hat by Ezra Jack Keats

A little girl waits eagerly for a new hat from her favorite aunt, but when it arrives plain and ordinary, she sets out to make it beautiful herself.

Kitten's First Full Moon by Kevin Henkes

A kitten spots the full moon and mistakes it for a bowl of milk, then sets off on a quest to reach it — a night that leaves her tired, wet, and hungry.

Frederick by Leo Lionni

While the other field mice work all autumn gathering corn and nuts for winter, a quiet mouse gathers sun rays, colors, and words instead — and when the food runs low, his stories are what feed everyone.

Amy Wu and the Patchwork Dragon by Kat Zhang

A girl determined to make her own dragon for craft time struggles when her classmates don't recognize her creation — until a story from Grandma and help from her family spark something truly hers.

Dear Mr. Blueberry by Simon James

A girl named Emily writes to her teacher, Mr. Blueberry, insisting a blue whale is living in her pond, and the two trade letters all summer as he tries to set her straight.

A Lion in the Meadow by Margaret Mahy

A little boy insists there's a lion in the meadow, but his mother doesn't believe him — until the matchbox dragon she gives him to scare it away turns out to be real too.

Crispin: The Pig Who Had It All by Ted Dewan

A pig who has every toy imaginable unwraps a Christmas box containing nothing at all — and has to figure out, with friends, what to do with an empty box.