Snail School teachers are more late?!
The value of slowness, the aesthetics of slowness, conveyed by the slow snail!

In today's world where 'hurry hurry' is always on our lips, being slow can be seen as a big mistake.
However, as the saying goes, “Even if you walk slowly, you will still reach your destination”, if you keep moving forward slowly and steadily, one step at a time, persistently, you will eventually reach your destination.
How about we slow down a little and savor and enjoy life?

"Snail School" is a picture book that depicts the enjoyable school life of snails who slowly but steadily make their way.
Poet Lee Jeong-rok, who is much loved for his unique witty remarks, portrayed the slow nature of snails in a way that is both endearing and friendly.
In this new edition, we have changed the font of the text to help young readers enjoy the picture book more organically, allowing for a more engaging experience between the text and the illustrations.

The slowest snail in the world.
To some extent, teachers at Snail School are more late.
Grandpa Principal is the latest.
Since everyone is slow, we do outdoor meetings and sports days on moonlit nights.
It took a week just to go on a picnic to the neighbor's barley field.

At Snail School, it's okay to take it slow and make mistakes.
Because it's so natural for snails.
Thanks to their slowness, they can see, hear, and remember in detail many things they encounter in life.


Wouldn't everyday life be more interesting if we just shifted our perspective a little and added a little depth to our thoughts? Through the slow but silent movements of snails, readers will rediscover the everyday moments we often pass by without a second thought.
You will also gain courage and boundless energy by empathizing with the story of a snail's growth as it clumsily learns about the world step by step.