The Shoephabet: Walking Through the Alphabet THE BOOK :: The Shoephabet takes the everyday item of shoes and rearranges them into letters, sure to inspire the youngest to oldest of readers to view their surroundings in new and creative wa
| Title | : | The Shoephabet: Walking Through the Alphabet |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.61 (140 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01CLII9JW |
| Format Type | : | - |
| Number of Pages | : | 0 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-04 |
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Preschool-Grade 2 :: Walk (run or saunter) through the alphabet with these colored-pencil shoes.
THE BOOK :: The Shoephabet takes the everyday item of shoes and rearranges them into letters, sure to inspire the youngest to oldest of readers to view their surroundings in new and creative ways. The engaging rhymes highlight each shoe's personality and roll off the tongue with their great cadence. Readers have fun seeing letters in shoes and matching the shoes to people they know.
THE AUTHOR :: Sarah Steele loves writing with rhyme and rhythm. She got lucky enough to marry an artist, and together they have entered the picture book world, pairing amusing rhymes with classical art. In between writing moments (and all throughout), she is called "Mom" by three little redheaded Hoosiers, ages 5 and under.
Editorial : "I love the colors and feel of this book. The designs are so well done and the words creative and provoking imaginative thought. This is a great read and can be used as story starters too. Three cheers for a children's book that makes sense! " -reader, Anne Bausch "This is such an adorable book! I got copies for all of the kiddos I babysit as well as my nieces and nephews for Christmas. The illustrations are bright and beautiful and the accompanying poems are super cute!" -reader, Crystal VanArtsDalen "I really enjoyed the illustrations (will look at shoes in a whole different way) and the stories that went with them. This book represents an unique way to learn the alphabet." -reader, Heather Greenburg "We love this book! The artwork is phenomenal, and Sarah is great with words! My daughter loves looking at the shoes and figuring out how they form each letter of the alphabet." -homeschool mom, Alisha Miller "Not only is the physical quality of this book great, the writing and illustrat
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