Category: Children's books Review: Children's books are a great way to introduce young readers to new concepts and ideas. They can also be a fun and engaging way for children to learn about themselves, the world around them, and their place in it. In this review, we will take a closer look at ten different children's books that cover a wide range of topics and genres. First up is "Purple Like the West: Christian Historical Romance (Colors of Faith Book 2)" by Sherry Wakefield. This book tells the story of a young woman named Sarah who lives in the American West during the late 1800s. As she navigates her way through life, she learns about love, faith, and the importance of staying true to oneself. The book is well-written with engaging characters that readers will root for. It also includes a lot of historical detail that will help young readers understand the time period in which it takes place. Overall, "Purple Like the West" is a great choice for children who love romance and history. Next on our list is "Butterfly Colors and Counting" by Jerry Pallotta. This book is perfect for young children who are just learning to count and identify colors. The book features brightly colored butterflies that readers can count and match to the corresponding number or color. It also includes fun counting games and activities that will help children develop their math skills. Overall, "Butterfly Colors and Counting" is a great choice for parents looking for an engaging and educational way to spend time with their young children. Moving on to mystery novels, we have "The Rattlesnake Cafe (Bud Shumway Mystery Series Book 7)" by Bud Shumway. This book follows the adventures of a cowboy named Bud who solves mysteries in the American West. In this particular story, Bud is tasked with finding out who killed a man at the Rattlesnake Cafe. As he investigates, he discovers that there are many suspects and motives to choose from. The book is well-written with engaging characters and a fast-paced plot that will keep young readers on the edge of their seats. Overall, "The Rattlesnake Cafe" is a great choice for children who love mystery novels and cowboys. Next up is "Dragon School: Prince of Dragons" by Tui Sutherland. This book follows the adventures of a young dragon named Kael who attends Dragon School in Wales. At school, he learns how to fly, breathe fire, and control his powers. However, when an evil sorcerer threatens the kingdom, Kael must use all of his skills to save the day. The book is well-written with engaging characters and a fast-paced plot that will keep young readers on the edge of their seats. Overall, "Dragon School: Prince of Dragons" is a great choice for children who love fantasy and dragons. Moving on to romance novels, we have "Wicked Like a Wildfire" by Ember Stone. This book tells the story of two young women named Ava and Mia who fall in love in the wild west. As they navigate their way through life together, they face many challenges and obstacles. However, their love for each other helps them overcome these challenges and find happiness. The book is well-written with engaging characters that readers will root for. It also includes a lot of historical detail that will help young readers understand the time period in which it takes place. Overall, "Wicked Like a Wildfire" is a great choice for children who love romance novels and history. Next up is "Elephants Can't Sleep: (Childrens book about an Elephant, Baby, Nursery Rhyme, Kids, Preschool, Picture Book)" by Sandra Boynton. This book follows the adventures of a baby elephant named Ella who can't sleep because she is too excited to explore the world around her. The book includes fun nursery rhymes and games that will help young readers learn about animals and their habitats. It also includes engaging illustrations that will capture the imagination of young children. Overall, "Elephants Can't Sleep" is a great choice for parents looking for an engaging and educational way to spend time with their young children. Moving on to self-help books, we have "Her Favorite Color Was Yellow" by Mary Sheppard. This book tells the story of a young girl named Emily who struggles with anxiety and depression. Through therapy and self-reflection, she learns how to manage her emotions and find joy in life. The book is well-written with engaging characters that readers will root for.