‘How to Winter’ by Kari Leibowitz Makes a Case for the Cold, Dark Season

Not a fan of winter? The author shows us how to look at the season in a new way.
‘How to Winter’ by Kari Leibowitz Makes a Case for the Cold, Dark Season
“How to Winter: Harness Your Mindset to Thrive on Cold, Dark, or Difficult Days” by Kari Leibowitz, PhD. Penguin Random House
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To author Kari Leibowitz, the idea of writing a book celebrating winter was hilarious. Growing up in New Jersey, she refused to drive her little brother to school unless he preheated the car. This professed winter-hater went on to become a researcher and Fulbright Scholar at the University of Tromso in Tromso, Norway. Tromso is located in one of the northernmost parts of the world, a place where the polar night lasts for about two months.

Author Kari Leibowitz. (Courtesy of B. Lucy Peterson)
Author Kari Leibowitz. Courtesy of B. Lucy Peterson
MJ Hanley-Goff
MJ Hanley-Goff
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MJ Hanley-Goff has written for Long Island’s daily paper, Newsday, the Times Herald-Record, Orange Magazine, and Hudson Valley magazine. She did a stint as editor for the Hudson Valley Parent magazine, and contributed stories to AAA’s Car & Travel, and Tri-County Woman. After completing a novel and a self-help book, she now offers writing workshops and book coaching to first time authors, and essay coaching to high school students.