What Comes After The Snow?

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Publisher

Floris Books

Genre(s)

Kids Fiction

Age Range

Release Date

September 15, 2026

ISBN

1835750087

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A little rabbit can't wait for the snow to leave and spring to arrive in this charming seasonal picture book.

'Mama, what comes after the snow?'

'The spring!' says Mama, smiling.

But Bramble doesn't understand. She has never seen the spring.

Bramble, the littlest rabbit, can't wait for the snow to melt. When spring comes, she'll be big enough to climb the tall tree with her brothers. But snow is all Bramble has ever known.

Hopping from the rabbit family's cozy burrow into the wintry forest where branches dip with the weight of heavy snow, curious little Bramble encounters a very large new friend. Will she recognize the spring when it arrives?

This beautiful picture book celebrates growing up, new experiences and the anticipation of a new season.

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What Does Come After the Snow?

May 13, 2026 (Updated: June 12, 2026)

Overall rating

4.3

Plot

4.0

Characters

4.0

Writing Style

5.0

Illustrations/Photos (if applicable)

4.0

Bramble is curious about the world and this mysterious Spring she keeps hearing about, All she knows is winter and the snow that comes with it. With no one giving her any answers, Bramble tries to find them for herself. But what will she discover?
What I Liked: I like how Bramble let her curiousity lead her and even though she mistakes a polar bear for the Spring, she gets some answers finally about the other things she has been asking about.
What Left Me Wanting More: I felt bad that no one would explain anything to Bramble properly, though often kids are ignored or told to wait and see which can be frustrating. Though it did spark her imagination.
Final Verdict: I thought this was a charming and whimsical tale that younger children will love. The illustrations were well done and helped to tell the story well. This could be a good book for young readers as it is easy to follow. I would recommend it.

Good Points

A cute way to look at the changing of the seasons
Lovely illustrations