shoes

Explores a variety of occupations through simple text and colorful photographs of shoes and the people who wear them.

Molly Gail loves all kinds of animals, but she is afraid of dogs--until, on her seventh birthday, she gets such beautiful shoes that she forgets her fear.

A retelling of the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale in which a girl's desire for a pair of red dancing shoes almost dooms her to dance forever.

When her mother calls her, a young girl tries to guess what type of shoes she needs to wear.

At the sneaker store, Miles asks for a stunning, stupendous, sensational sneaker, with outrageous and notable features like attachable toes, suction-cup grips, and inflatable floats.

Celebrates the variety of shoes that can be worn, from sturdy, lace up high shoes to toe shoes and naked feet.

Poems describe the different shoes children wear, including sandals, running shoes, golf shoes, and workboots.

Even though Penny is annoyed that she can only find one of her flip-flops on the day she goes to the beach, she discovers a number of uses for it and enjoys her time there.