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With schools closed due to sub-zero temperatures and newspeople warning about signs of frostbite, some families brought little ones to the library for a lively storytime about winter weather. If you've ever wondered why your snowman is looking a little rugged in the morning you should check out "Snowmen at Night" by Caralyn Buehner. Kids enjoyed learning about the secret life of snowmen and Mrs. Stanley performed a magic trick where MORE snow appeared