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How to Party Like a Snail

by Naseem Hrab

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"Snail is a party animal. Well ... kind of. He especially appreciates the quiet things about parties, like confetti, using his indoor voice, and softly blowing out birthday candles. But parties tend to get pretty loud, and that's when Snail disappears into his shell. But not to worry! Snail still has fun at parties - it's just that from inside his shell nobody can tell he's having a good time. And this means he doesn't get many party invitations ... So Snail decides to throw himself his very own quiet party. He plays hide-and-hide, he sways to his favourite lullabies, and enjoys a nice mug of warm milk. But that night, as he tucks himself in a blanket burrito, he starts to feel like something is missing. And that's when Stump, who's been there the whole time, chimes in with a suggestion. In the end, Snail realizes that he really does love parties, just not the rowdy ones. He and Stump put on their jammies, turn the lullabies down low, and "celebrate the shush" in their own quiet way."--… (more)
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THE perfect picture book for introverts, who like to have fun, too...just not so loud!

See also: Where Is Bina Bear? by Mike Curato; Snail Crossing by Corey Tabor ( )
  JennyArch | Mar 30, 2024 |
For lovers of quiet.
Pair with "I Am Quiet" ( )
  melodyreads | Dec 7, 2022 |
Snail is a party animal who likes the quiet parts of parties, such as confetti. But parties aren't often quiet and when things get too loud, Snail retreats to party in his shell. His friends don't understand how quiet partying is as enjoyable to Snail as loud partying. Snail decides to have his own quiet party and finds it's even better with a friend who enjoys the same. An amusing and gentle story about being comfortable in one's own skin (or shell).
  Salsabrarian | Oct 9, 2022 |
Note: I accessed a digital review copy of this book from the publisher through Edelweiss.
  fernandie | Sep 15, 2022 |
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"Snail is a party animal. Well ... kind of. He especially appreciates the quiet things about parties, like confetti, using his indoor voice, and softly blowing out birthday candles. But parties tend to get pretty loud, and that's when Snail disappears into his shell. But not to worry! Snail still has fun at parties - it's just that from inside his shell nobody can tell he's having a good time. And this means he doesn't get many party invitations ... So Snail decides to throw himself his very own quiet party. He plays hide-and-hide, he sways to his favourite lullabies, and enjoys a nice mug of warm milk. But that night, as he tucks himself in a blanket burrito, he starts to feel like something is missing. And that's when Stump, who's been there the whole time, chimes in with a suggestion. In the end, Snail realizes that he really does love parties, just not the rowdy ones. He and Stump put on their jammies, turn the lullabies down low, and "celebrate the shush" in their own quiet way."--

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