shoes

Joe has to leave the 100-meter dash due to defective running shoes. While investigating the defect, Frank and Joe get in the way of the people making cheap imitations of the real athletic shoes.

An obnoxious kid comes through the TV screen from the shoe commercial and Arnold has no idea how to explain it all to his parents.

Presents a colorful children's rhyming book about the end of school, beginning of summer, and a trip to the store to buy flip-flops.

A young boy sees a sandal at a museum and begins to wonder about the people who lost it.

Everyone else in the family is getting new shoes, and a little girl waits impatiently for her turn.

Photographs and text examine the wearing and making of clothes across time, places, and cultures, focusing on hats, gloves, and footwear. Includes an activity, a time line of shoes, an interview with a milliner, and a glossary.

Provides an introduction to shoes and their parts, and features instructions for making eight different types of shoes, including Roman sandals, flip-flops, and Native American moccasins.

When the old woman's shoes sing and dance all night and keep her awake, she goes to the scary Willy Nilly Man for help.

Follows a cow hide from the tannery where it is soaked, scraped, stretched, and sometimes dyed to the shoe factory where it is cut and stitched together to make shoes.