A cute and lighthearted book! I think little kids will get a kick out of it and it would make a good read aloud.

This is a great addition to the animal books and we can learn all about snakes. I think there is a lot to learn in here, but the cover doesn't really catch my eye.

A fun little book that explains the way snakes move to young readers. With questions that might be a little silly and simple facts to share this is great for young reptile lovers

It was really hard to get a good feel for the book. I'm not sure if the title wasn't uploaded properly, but words were cut off and so were pictures.

My six year old daughter enjoyed reading this book with me. The words were not difficult and she was able to read it on her own. She thought it was funny and she liked the illustrations. While parts were funny the book was also teaching her basic things about snakes. Overall a good book for kids who want to know a little more about snakes.

Thank you Netgalley and BooksGoSocial for the opportunity to read this book.

This is an adorable little children's book about how snakes don't have legs (like most animals do) is a great reminder for kids that each of us is special in our own way. While birds have wings (and two legs), many mammals have four legs, and of course us humans have two.
Displayed using a dyslexia friendly font, with bold background colours and cute little illustrations I can see no reason why every kid wouldn't appreciate this adorable little wonder. Kelly Tills does an excellent job of ensuring that no one animal is left feeling ugly or unwanted.
This is especially pertinent because often snakes are given a bad rap for historical reasons and not necessarily because they are all that dangerous. Yes there are venomous ones, and you never want to pick-up a snake in the wild. But as the owner of two corn snakes, a ball python, and a boa constrictor I can't emphasize enough how nice it is to see the snake used in a positive fashion!
The perfect little book for children under 3 years of age and appropriate for just about anyone.

<i> Please note: I received an eARC of this book from the publisher via NetGalley. This is an honest and unbiased review.</i>

My little nephew really enjoyed another book in this series about little pigs so I was excited to find another title to share with him as well! A great little book to help inquisitive young minds learn about different types of animals

This book was adorable and kiddos are going to love it. It's full of interesting facts presented in an entertaining format with hilarious illustrations. A winner!

This is pretty cute, and I love that the art depicts snakes being chill and adorable instead of purely vicious. So many of the books available to my kid have snakes as scary villains or dangerous obstacles; I think it's nice to have an option that depicts them as just like any other animal and not inherently evil. The front cover art is especially adorable!

Thanks to BooksGoSocial and NetGalley for an ARC of Snakes Have No Legs. This is a fun and educational introductory book for little ones about snakes. The illustrations are colorful and inviting. I can see my little boy really being engaged in the question and answer format of the story.

A simple book with colourful illustrations and an important message for the reader to share with a younger audience.

A funny and informative book of facts for children to learn quirky things about animals!

Thank you to netgalley for a free copy in exchange for an honest review.

I’ve never thought of snakes as adorable before now! I absolutely adore this story and I think it is a great, easy way for kids to learn about the animals in their world! The illustrations were so cute!

Snakes have no legs, is a book that tells us about snakes in a fun way, focusing on how they move! It's funny, and good for kids!

I mean this series is just too cute to handle!

I never thought a picture book on snakes would be this cheerful and cute!

I just love the illustrations so much.

Love how the author tries to teach the fact about snakes in such a fun manner.

Thank you, author/artist and the publisher, for the ARC.

Snakes Have No Legs is a lovely book with great illustrations that myself and my 4 year old son enjoyed.

Thank you to NetGalley and BooksGoSocial for my ARC.

This is a really cute funny book with great pictures that does a great job of explaining the way snakes move.

I think I liked the pig book better, but this was still cute and enjoyable. I am always down with a ridiculous silly picture book, and this fit the bill.

This is a very fun book to teach children about our differences. The illustrations are cute and the questions are silly, something that kids will really enjoy. The message about diversity is definitely there - snakes don’t have legs, but that’s ok. Even though snakes are different from humans and other animals, their differences are what make them unique. The same thing can apply to humans.

Overall this book is cute, simple and effective. It would be a great addition to any child’s library.

Thank you to NetGalley and BooksGoSocial for the advanced copy.

This was cute, especially for toddler. Very straight forward and to the point. Art work was good too.

<i>I received a free copy via Netgalley and the publisher in exchange for an honest review.</I>