Ah, December. The official start of winter, the craziness of the holidays, the impending New Year and those resolutions. A lot of us pledge to read more in the coming year, but it can be difficult to choose.
How about having a little fun with it? Here then are books with the word "winter" in the titles, from classics to mystery to children's, as per Goodreads:
* The Long Winter, by Laura Ingalls Wilder (Make it a sub-theme and catch the Little Women movie being released on Christmas Day)
* The Winter's Tale, by William Shakespeare
* Winter Moon, by Dean Koontz
* Winter in Majorca, by George Sand
* Winter in Madrid, by C.J. Sansom
* Winter in Tokyo, by Ilana Tan (yes, we're onto another sub-theme here)
* The Winter of Our Discontent, by John Steinbeck
* The Coldest Winter Ever, by Sister Souljah
* Winter Cottage, by Carol Ryrie Brink
* Winter Trees, by Sylvia Plath
* Winter Solstice, by Rosamunde Pilcher
* Winter of the Ice Wizard (Magic Tree House #32), by Mary Pope Osborne
* In the Grip of Winter, by Colin Dann
* Midwinter, by Fiona Melrose
* Winter's End, by Jean-Claude Mourlevat
* Ways to Hide in Winter, by Sarah St. Vincent
* Hazy Shade of Winter, by Chris Roberts
