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Description
The town of McCall, Idaho has celebrated winter for decades with a colorful carnival. This book explains how the festival began and describes the many activities that take place during the event. From ice sculpting to outdoor winter activities, readers learn what makes this cold-weather celebration unique. The book takes young readers through the traditions and fun of this snowy Idaho festival.
Quick Summary
Ever wonder how a tiny Idaho town makes the most of a snowy winter? Kids who love snowmen, ice sculptures, and outdoor festivals will find plenty to like in this short, photo-rich read about the McCall Winter Carnival. The pages walk you through the carnival's history why it started, what makes it special like the giant ice slides, dog-sled races, and glowing night-time sculptures, while keeping the details simple enough for early readers. Parents can feel good about the wholesome, community-focused tone, and there's nothing too scary or intense just plenty of wintry excitement and a few surprising facts about how locals embrace the cold. If your child enjoys this taste of winter celebration, they'll likely also love the classic picture book *The Snowy Day* for more snowy adventures.