Hope May Come at a Snail’s Pace But It Makes Me Happy

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"Hope May Come At A Snail's Pace But It Makes Me Happy" is the story of a young boy and his family who lived through the Coronavirus pandemic in France. By focusing on the joyful and creative elements of life, they were able to find happiness in simple things, most especially, pet snails. It is a primer on how to navigate all challenging times. Susan L. Pollet lives in New York City, and is a proud mother, and grandmother to Juliette Rose and William. This is her third children's book. The other two, Juliette Rose's Dream Of Becoming and William Wondered Whether Worrying Was Worth It, were also published by Adelaide Books. She created the cover images, text and illustrations for all three books. Susan has been an attorney for over forty years, primarily in the area of family law. She is also a published author and artist. Adelaide Books published her eight adult books entitled Lessons in Survival: All About Amos; Through Walter's Lens; Women In Crisis: Stories From The Edge; A Grey Divorce Support Group: From Pain To Peace; Not So Surprise Endings; Watching And Letting It All Go; Disappearing From View and Susiku, And More: A Collection of Poems.