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Snail Racing Championships - Coloring Book

The Thrilling World of Low-Energy Snail Racing on the Slow Lane

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Snail Racing Championships follows the slowest racing series imaginable across 24 coloring scenes: a pit stop with a slime canister, a commentator who dozes off during the sprint, and a referee who takes his whistle very seriously. William Yard keeps the outlines bold and the shapes clear, so the pages suit kids, teens, and anyone who likes snails or absurd sports. Three genuine interior pages show the style and level of detail before you buy.

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Twenty-four snail-racing scenes, from pit stop to referee.
Single-sided pages with bold outlines.
Short English captions on some pages.

Inside the book

Sample pages

Snail Racing Championships: commentator Larry falls asleep during the snail sprint – original interior page

Snail Racing Championships: a pit stop with a wrench and a slime canister – original interior page

Snail Racing Championships: a snail referee blowing the whistle – original interior page

Who is it for?

Kids, teens, and snail fans

Twenty-four scenes from the slowest racing series imaginable: pit stops, dozing commentators, and very strict referees to color.

For snail fans and lovers of absurd sports

For kids and teens who laugh at odd ideas, and for adults looking for a small present for someone with a soft spot for snails. It works as a stocking gift or a gift-exchange pick when the recipient likes animals and nonsense.

Before you choose

24 designs across 48 single-sided pages with short English captions. Not a nature book about snails and not a fine-pattern coloring book.

Book details

At a glance

Author: William Yard
Language: English
Category: Coloring books
Format: Paperback
Pages: 48
Published: September 20, 2025
Dimensions: 8.5 x 0.11 x 11 inches
ASIN: B0FT2HK1WV
ISBN-13: 979-8266360495

FAQ

Common questions about the book

How many designs are in the snail coloring book?

There are 24 scenes across 48 pages. Each design sits on its own sheet with a blank reverse side.

Is there much text to read?

No. A few pages carry short captions or signs such as Pit Stop or Larry Falls Asleep During the Snail Sprint. The drawings work without them.

What age is it suitable for?

The outlines are bold and the shapes medium-sized, which suits primary-school children as well as teens and adults who want an easygoing page. No age range is printed on the book, so use the three interior pages as a guide.

Which pens can I use?

Colored pencils work without preparation. Test felt tips or markers first and place a sheet underneath. Because the pages are single-sided, no second design sits behind the one you are coloring.

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