A children’s book about food allergies

The Duck Who Couldn’t Eat Snails

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A children’s book designed to raise awareness and promote inclusion for children with food allergies

Children's books on a white shelf, including 'The Duck Who Couldn't Eat Snails' and others, with a small glowing egg-shaped lamp beside them and floral wallpaper in the background.

$26.99 AUD

A children's book titled 'The Duck Who Couldn't Eat Snails' leaning against a white wall. Beside it, a vase with dried flowers and a stack of books on a floating wooden shelf.

$19.99 AUD

Dolly the duck is invited to a birthday party, but she is too afraid to go; she has a food allergy - she is allergic to snails. Dolly must decide whether the party is a safe and fun place for her to play, and her friend helps her to unpack a fear of her allergy. Dolly eventually feels her allergies are understood and the party becomes a safe place for her to play.

This cute and charming story is aimed at children aged 0-10 years old and highlights the everyday challenges children with food allergies face. This book creates a space for conversation about the impacts a food allergy can have on the wider family. Using child friendly language and illustrations, the seriousness of food allergies is conveyed, whilst telling the story in a fun rhyming way.

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Reviews

  • Children's book titled 'The Duck Who Couldn't Eat Snails' by Aneleise Michelmore and Noor Zaki, displayed on a wooden easel on a wooden shelf

    "This is such a great book to teach children about allergies. I will be recommending to all of my parent friends!!"

    Dani K

  • "The Duck Who Couldn't Eat Snails" children's book on floral background shelf with other books and a warm light egg lamp

    “A wonderful book to raise awareness and understanding of food allergies, including helping children appreciate of some of the challenges faced by someone with an allergy. This important message is delivered in a fun way, with a rhyming story and bright"

    Emilie T

  • "The Duck Who Couldn't Eat Snails on easel with two black ducks in forefront and dried floral arrangement on the left side

    “This simple message illustrates how allergies impact a child and what they might miss out on. It's not just about missing out; it's about the fear of getting hurt if they aren't careful."

    Rowena

  • Open children's book page with an illustration of a green duck on water and text about food allergy warnings. A wooden duck figurine and decorative round wooden beads are in the background.

    “This heartwarming book is perfect for helping children understand the challenges of food allergies, whether they affect a sibling, friend, or family member. With its relatable duck character and beautiful illustrations, it promotes empathy, awareness, and inclusion."

    Samedy N

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These stories were proudly written in Adelaide, South Australia.

Prose & Fable would like to acknowledge the Traditional Lands that these stories were written on as the lands of the Kaurna people. Prose & Fable would like to acknowledge First Nations people as the Traditional Owners of the lands in Australia and recognises their connection to these lands, sea and sky. We recognise First Nations people as some of the first story tellers and respect their traditions, customs and beliefs.

ABN: 29236921721

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