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Uri Shulevitz

Snow

"Snow," written and illustrated by Uri Shulevitz, is a Caldecott Medal-winning picture book that tells the story of a young boy who eagerly awaits the first snowfall of the year in his city. The book, which has little text and is dominated by stunning illustrations, captures the excitement and anticipation of the child as he watches the weather, hoping for snow. Shulevitz's use of color and shading is particularly noteworthy, as he gradually builds up the tension and atmosphere of the approaching storm. The illustrations start off with muted tones of gray and brown, but as the snow begins to fall, the pages become filled with bright whites and blues, creating a sense of wonder and magic. The text is simple and sparse, but it is also beautifully written and full of emotion. The boy's excitement and joy are palpable, and readers of all ages will find themselves drawn into his world. The book also includes a subtle message about the power of imagination and the importance of believing in something, even when it seems impossible. "Snow" is a timeless classic that has been cherished by children and adults alike for over 50 years. Its beautiful illustrations, simple text, and powerful message make it a must-read for anyone who loves picture books. Whether you're reading it to a child or enjoying it for yourself, "Snow" is sure to leave a lasting impression and warm your heart on even the coldest of days...