Three different ways in which different animals in the wild to make it through the winter are named and given very brief descriptions. The illustrations provide added details.

There are the animals which hide: snakes, snails, bumblebee queens, chipmunks, wood frogs and more.

There are the animals which seek warmer or different areas: Canada geese, elk, pronghorn antelope, Ruby-throated hummingbirds, green darner dragonflies and others.

There are the animals which find a way to stay throughout the winter: white-tailed deer, red foxes, mice, gray jays and more.

The Author’s Note includes definitions for diapause and brumation, as there is no glossary.

(M.K.P.)