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A curious little girl sets off in the snow to follow a set of tracks. Who made these tracks? And where do they go? She follows the tracks through rocks and across a bridge, but there's many more to follow. Into the wintry woods she goes looking for a rabbit or maybe a bear or perhaps a woodchuck. Where will she end up? And who made the tracks? Read this sweet little story to solve the mystery.

The Bottom Line: Check out this easy read with rhyming verses and repetition. Tots who enjoy exploring nature will appreciate the engaging illustrations in colored pencil as they follow this little girl's adventure through the snowy woods. Highly recommended for beginning readers ages 2 - 5.

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A little girl follows tracks outside her window after a fresh snowfall to find out that they were hers from the day before and lead her home
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A young girl sets off in an adventure to find out who left tracks from her home through the snow. She follows them and guesses which animals it could be. It keeps the reader guessing what kind of animal it would be. And then she finds a mitten and realizes it's a person, but who? She follows the tracks all the way back to her home and realizes it's her! The book would be good for young students because it makes you want to follow her to find who could have left them. ( )

Tracks in the Snow by Wong Herbert Yee tells of a curious little girl that follows a set snow tracks. It is a very simple book. The little girl lists a series of animals that are found around her house. Students can identify types of animals. ( )