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Snake Facts and Cool Pictures. Animal Photo Books for Children
What is in the book…
Fun facts. Designed for kids, but adults love’em too!
Brilliant photos. Each page has a brilliant, crisp photo. Colorful pictures, taken close-up.
Questions kids love (with answers!). Why do snakes flick their tongues so much? Are all snakes bad? Should we be afraid of snakes?
Who is this book for…
For adults who want to read to their children. Adults not only enjoy the the pictures, but learn a thing or two themselves.
For children age 3 - 5 ??? Some children this age enjoy learning about snakes. Others not so much. It really depends on the child. What we do know is that young children love looking at the professional photographs. They love asking questions too.
For children age 5 - 8. Many readers this age prefer the books in this series in place of a bedtime story. A photo book with funny facts is a nice change of pace from story books with drawings. Mayrose's photo books combine elements of reality and wonder at the same time.
For children age 9 - 12. Although not a chapter book, "Snakes..." does have over 2,100 words. Combined with the high resolution pictures, this book has enough to keep your youngster interested.
For girls AND boys. If your child is curious about the world and nature, then this is the book for them!
Mayrose’s animal books for Kindle are an easy way for you to share quality time with your child. At the same time, you both can marvel at the wonders of nature. Sign up for his free email notifications that let you know when his animal books are free.
The World’s Toughest Critics Have Spoken
“Snakes are scary. But [snake] pictures are pretty.” - Milagros, age 3
“I can’t stand looking at real snakes, but the snake pictures make them fun.” - Jason, age 7
“There are countries that don’t have snakes? Check this out.” - Dante, age 9
A Peek Inside
A snake's tongue is its nose!
What?! I’m not kidding. Snakes use their tongues to smell. That’s why they flick it all the time.
Can snakes see in color?
Snakes see only black and white; they’re color blind. What’s even more interesting is they don’t have eyelids. Instead they have a plastic covering, called brille, that protects their eyes.
Snakes can become members of SWAT
These reptiles have an infrared sensor that allows them to see body heat of their prey. This is very handy when they start to hunt for food at night.
Your Child Will Share With You
Perhaps the biggest joy of childhood reading is sharing. Kids share what they read. They share with their parents. They share with their siblings. And they share with their friends.
Not only that, parents share quality time with their kids when they read together.
Mayrose’s mixture of fun facts, photos and Silly Stuff is a combination that will keep your family engaged and sharing with each other. This makes reading a family experience. It’s why he loves writing animal books for kids., Second Grade Reading Books .
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