To Snail or Not to Snail
Written by S. J. Russell, Lucy Noland and Illustrator: Kaity Lacy
Narrated by Lucy Noland
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About this audiobook
To Snail or Not to Snail captures the magical moment a snail and a bee say “hello” and ponder how different things would be if they couldn't do the wonderful things they do. Bee, with her ultraviolet vision, and Snail, with his strong-as-superglue slime, show that everyone, no matter how small, has something precious to contribute to this world by simply being themselves.
Praise for To Snail or Not to Snail
"There may be no better time to listen to this poignant tale about the interconnectedness of life. Lucy Noland's melodic voice makes this seemingly simple poem sing with meaning. To Snail or Not to Snail will resonate deeply with adults and children alike."
— Ellen Labrecque, New York Times Bestselling Children's Author
“Lucy Noland’s audiobook, To Snail or Not To Snail, is a fascinating and meticulously researched book about bees and snails that will delight both children and their parents. Chock full of riveting and little-known facts, this book will spark curiosity among young readers, who will gain knowledge and appreciation for all that these animals do to sustain life for us all. With its beautiful auditory backdrop, listeners are transported into this multi-layered book, which demonstrates that our lives are enriched when the world—and our friends—are diverse. This book will empower young readers by teaching them empathy and showing they are stewards of the planet.”
— Caroline Griffin, Co-Founder of Show Your Soft Side
"How miraculous and precious the tiniest beings in life are—so unique in their capabilities—not to mention the integral and unifying purpose they have. Happy to see this awareness beautifully executed in this lovely book. Whether we realize it or not, nurturing the wonder in nature and art is our hope."
— Parker Posey, Award-winning Actress/Author
S. J. Russell
Dr Stephen Russell is a Senior Lecturer in the Centre for Technical Textiles, University of Leeds and the Director of the Nonwovens Research Group (NRG), UK.
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