Yossi Lapid

Paul is a very friendly snowman but he is bullied by a giant snowman named Nick. A snowman duel is inevitable! How will Snowman Paul handle this incredible challenge and can he survive such a fight? Written in rhyme, the Snowman Paul book series is suitable for beginner readers and bedtime stories. Whimsical and humorous, the stories touch upon serious themes such as friendship, peer pressure, family relationships and values. Vivid and expressive illustrations complement the narrative and bring the stories alive.

The Amazing Snowman Duel

Briar's Reviews

Snowman Paul is back, and this time he's down for a duel!

Yossi Lapid's sweet series about the friendly Snowman Paul is one of my fave kids series at the moment. It's short, fun and teaches some valuable lessons! It's only natural for me to continue to snowball my way through the series (haha, puns! I'm hilarious...).

Bill, a buddy of our lead character, builds Snowman Nick. This snowman looks like he's not the most friendly guy, especially since he has a giant stick. And just like that, Snowman Paul and Snowman Nick are set for a duel! Everyone is excited with banners waving and animals gathering around. But there's quite the trick about this duel... You'll have to read to find out the surprise twist!

These books are colourful and have a soft illustration style. I really enjoy it, especially since it doesn't take your attention away from the narrative. It's not a style I see many books have either, so the uniqueness level is great! Add in the super cute stories that Snowman Paul has to offer, and you've got yourself a real winner!

I think this is an excellent addition to any children's picture book shelf. These stories are absolutely lovely!

Four out of five stars!

I received a free copy of this book from the author, Yossi Lapid, in exchange of an honest review.

Ana V. 

As soon as the twins saw two snowmen on the cover we had to read it immediately. They recognized the characters and by reading Duel on the title made them jump into the pages. Even I was curious. I remember reading the first volume of this collection and thinking about that mean kid and here he is with a snowman of his own. Oh. What excitement. And the end was just what I was hoping for. Congratulations again to Joanna and her amazing l illustrations which are more and more fuller and diverse in sceneries.