Brian Burnette is one of those unfortunate children whose circumstances force him to be a man long before he is ready to meet the challenge. The son of a narcissistic and alcoholic woman who neglects him, twelve-year-old Brian is forced to fend for himself in a life of poverty and loneliness. His only connection to true friendship is Stacy, an eight-year-old who, in a winsome combination of childhood innocence and startling wisdom, teaches him about hope and trust, faith and determination. Brian begins to understand that, while he may not have hearth and home, he possesses something unique and almost magical: a singing voice that not only carries him away from his impoverished life and into a world of acceptance, but to a level of accomplishment that he never imagined. As he rises higher into international fame, he imagines that life could go on like this forever...until danger confronts him. Does he possess the inner strength to continue on his remarkable journey? In Rhonda Tibbs' novel, Song of the Snowman, readers are treated to a story of determination and hope, and the indomitable power of friendship and the human spirit.