Snappsy the Alligator: Story Insights

David Harbour reads 'Snappsy the Alligator (Did Not Ask to Be in This Book)' by Julie Falatko. Snappsy, an alligator, feels off and is annoyed by a narrator describing his actions. He searches for food, visits a grocery store, and plans a party to improve his reputation. The story humorously explores Snappsy's day and interactions with the narrator. The video concludes with a reflection on the power of reading.

Who is the narrator of the story 'Snappsy the Alligator (Did Not Ask to Be in This Book)'?

• David Harbour

• Julie Falatko

• Tim Miller

• SAG-AFTRA Foundation

What is Snappsy the alligator's main problem at the beginning of the story?

• He is feeling sleepy.

• He is feeling lost.

• He is feeling hungry.

• He is feeling angry.

Where does Snappsy go in search of food?

• A friend's house

• A grocery store

• A forest

• A restaurant

What type of food does Snappsy seem to prefer?

• Foods starting with 'B'

• Foods starting with 'P'

• Foods starting with 'S'

• Foods starting with 'C'

What does Snappsy do after returning home with his groceries?

• He takes a nap.

• He invites friends over.

• He makes a sandwich and reads a book.

• He starts cooking a meal.

Why does Snappsy decide to throw a party?

• To make the narrator happy

• To improve his reputation

• To celebrate his birthday

• To show off his new house

What mistake does the narrator make about Snappsy's party preparations?

• Thinks Snappsy is decorating the house

• Thinks Snappsy is making goody bags

• Thinks Snappsy is inviting too many guests

• Thinks Snappsy is cooking a feast

What is the atmosphere like at Snappsy's party?

• Chaotic and disorganized

• Formal and serious

• Lively and fun

• Boring and quiet

How does Snappsy feel about the narrator joining the party?

• Surprised

• Indifferent

• Annoyed

• Excited

What does the narrator reflect on at the end of the story?

• The value of parties

• The importance of friendship

• The joy of reading

• The beauty of nature