A review by thronin
Sugar and Snails by Sarah Tsiang

3.0

Story unravels the saying, "What are little boys made of? What are little girls made of?," by challenging the stereotypes of snails and puppies, sugar and spice. I like the where the book is trying to go, however, it still supports a boxed male/female view of child play/characteristic. The embroidered words are unraveled at the end, however they don't quite reach the words "boys" and "girls." What a powerful message if it did. While short enough for storytime, I wouldn't use it.