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A wordless wintery tale! Playful little snowflakes dance joyfully through a sleepy city in this charming, cozy picture book that's perfect for sharing on snowy days.
As the snowflakes swoop and swirl dizzily down into the warm glow of the streetlights, they discover a peaceful world of dark apartment buildings, empty parks and quiet streets with only the occasional lit window or late-night traveler to be seen.
But the happy snowflakes want to play! As they fall, they tickle a dog 's nose, skate across a frozen lake and do acrobatics on telephone wires. Finally, tired from their adventures, they curl up together. When dawn arrives, the city awakes to find itself transformed.
'Park's cinematic wordless work [�] renders the evening's crystalline magic with jovial flourishes. The book's unusual visions linger well after the last snowflake settles.'—Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
'I love stories that give you the space to let your imagination lead. This beautifully illustrated picture book brings a cute spin of life to something most of us see every winter... snow!'—Carmichael's Bookstore, Louisville, KY
'Absolutely adorable! This is a luminous, lovely wordless book.'—Queen Anne Book Company, Seattle, WA
'Dancing, swirling, and glowing, Park Sun-Jung has delivered a delightful way to think of snowflakes.'—Phoenix Books, Essex, VT
'This book is whimsy personified. Gorgeous illustrations bring to life the feeling of standing in that first snowfall and trying to catch snowflakes on your tongue for the first time.'—Alex, Third Place Books, Seattle
'A wordless journey of snowfall, this picture book is so cozy and heartwarming, it had me looking forward to the colder months and we've barely entered summer!'—Boswell Book Company, Milwaukee
Park Sun-jung is a graphic designer and illustrator from South Korea. Her debut picture book, Snowfall, was inspired by a winter walk through her neighborhood, where she looked up and saw snowflakes fluttering as if they were dancing. She lives in Namgajwa-dong, Seoul, with her snowy-white dog Bboya.