This book is appropriate for kids three to six years old. Pros and Cons of Verdi by Janell Cannon Pros Reviewers say this book is excellent for anyone needing to research snakes for their own writing or research papers as well as those fascinated by function. Author Mark O’Shea is a Professor of Herpetology and a television presenter. He published this book of snake species in 2018. Book Recommendation #2: The Book of Snakes: A Life-Size Guide to Six Hundred Species from Around the World

A few reviewers pointed out some inaccuracies, such as calling snakes “poisonous” instead of “venomous.” This book includes information on more than 3,000 species of snakes, including 60 in-depth profiles. If there’s a complaint, it’s that there’s only one photo of each species, and the “life-size” description is a rather subjective term that depends upon the age and sometimes subspecies of the snake in question. Pros and Cons of The Book of Snakes: A Life-Size Guide to Six Hundred Species from Around the World by Mark O’Shea Pros When selecting books about snakes for your child, consider their age, interests, and reading level. Younger children may prefer picture books that offer basic snake facts through colorful illustrations and simple text. Older children, on the other hand, may gravitate towards non-fiction books that provide more detailed information about snakes. Storybooks can appeal to children of various ages, depending on their reading abilities and preferences. By tailoring book choices to your child’s individual needs, you can ensure an enjoyable and educational reading experience. The Power of Reading: Imagination, Knowledge, and Empathy

Children’s and Picture Snake Books

Let’s take a moment to admire this cover art. Louise le Blanc is a witch on the run who finds herself in a marriage of convenience with sworn witch hunterReid Diggory. Steamy romance! Action! The graying fields where what is thought to be right and wrong fades into mist! So for those of you who enjoyed the A Court of Thrones and Roses series, this one’s for you. Serpentine (Serpentine #1) by Cindy Pon

It includes fun facts and captivating illustrations as well as entertaining activities and quizzes. There are many different books about snakes and it’s important to consider whether you want a general snake book or a more detailed species guide. The question in online snake groups that follows the species identification is, “Is it dangerous/venomous?” After all, that’s what we really need to know — especially when we have children or pets that play in the yard where we spotted the snake.Mark Laita’s book is for those that admire the aesthetics of snakes. It is an artistic endeavor in the form of a photography collection.

This middle grade book explores grief and death while artfully balancing humor. Twelve-year-old Josh’s mother died in a car crash brought on by a snake being in the car. Josh and his family are bewildered. How did the snake get there? How do they move on? Josh is left to find his own answers. Young Adult Snake Books A Crown of Wishes (The Star-Touched Queen #2) byRoshani Chokshi And while this book does not focus on snakes exclusively, it has an expansive section on serpents. In fact, this book is educational while still being accessible to experienced and new snake owners.This book is part of a series and is great for those interested in snakes. It follows Akimbo, who visits his uncle Peter’s snake park. While there, there are reports of a green mamba snake nearby—the rarest and most deadly one of all—and Akimbo hopes to assist his uncle in catching it. National Geographic Readers: Snakes!by Melissa Stewart Yet another gorgeous snake book cover! Five Dark Fates is the fourth and final book in a stunning series, so if you’re into this from the cover alone but haven’t read the first three, start from the beginning! The series begins with Three Dark Crowns and tells the story of triplet sisters who are bound to battle for their island kingdom once they turn sixteen. Miscellaneous Snake Books The Snakes by Sadie Jones While venomous snakes get in the news because of their danger level, we think boas and pythons are awesome. That’s why we recommend Boas and Pythons of the World by Mark O’Shea. When you’re selecting a children’s book about snakes, there are several factors to keep in mind: age group, type, and format. Let’s look at these categories more closely. Age Group