Snail & Boy (Kleinman) - Book Reviews

Book Reviews
A niice little fable. This is a great little fable about how to live peaceably in the world. It is beautifully written and thought-provoking.
NM Reader


I really like how u can see a snails perspective as well as a boy and girls in this story. I also like all the proverbs and that this book promotes peace instead of war....[A] unique gem.
Angelica Dimeo "serenity20"


A worthwhile use of an hour.... This little book has many wonderful messages. So many, in fact, that to squeeze everything in, the author seemed "preachy" at times.... [T]he author...could easily make this into multiple books. For me, there could have been more story. All that said, I found this book thought provoking and inspirational, if rather heavy handed in all that it wanted to say to me.
jak717


[V]ery simplistic and yet the theme is one that we all need to adhere to... includ[ing]:
"If you want freedom, give freedom to someone else" (p. 45).
"If you want to be happy give happiness to someone else" (p. 49).
"Give peace and you will know peace" (p. 141).
Over all it is not a bad read, very quick and easy. I finished it in just over an hour.
Irishapples


Exploring possibilities for peace with two joyous and inquiring character.... This book is divided into short, easily read stories promoting peace. They also feature curiosity and empathy, joy, and freedom (peace's best friends). While the stories were rather didactic in some places, the overall reading experience is delightful.... My favorite quote: "Yes, this world needs a revolution. War is obsolete, and we must learn to live in peace" (p 24). I am ready for this revolution.
The Toucan