Books in Lace-Ups series

Kitten has a busy social life, but she needs help getting dressed for all of the parties on her calendar. Should she wear the beautiful blue princess dress or another of her pretty mix-and-match outfits? Little readers help Kitten select just the right look for a slumber party, a day at the beach, a surprise party, and other happy occasions. The simple stories and bright illustrations are just right for beginning readers, while the interchangeable outfits provide hours of entertainment.

If your child has ever sat in front of their shoe with their shoe lace undone “‘cause it’s tricky to do” then The Dance Of The Coloured Shoe Lace book is for you Is shoelace tying diffi cult, frustrating, boring and avoided? … left undone to become a tripping hazard? Do you by pass lace up shoes altogether? The answer! Learning Lace Tying: The Dance Of The Coloured Shoe Lace—is a fun children’s rhyming story which takes kids and their parents / care-givers step by step through the lace tying process, demonstrating use of the EZI-LACE-UPS™—unique tri-coloured shoelaces using colours to make shoelace tying fun, interesting and easy to see “which bits go where,” building confi dence. Even colour blindness is catered for! With 100% success rate since 2003, used by parents / care-givers, teachers, Occupational therapists, Vision therapists and other professionals with students from prep to high school. EZI-LACE-UPS™ originally designed in 2003 for my 4 year old daughter Sarah to overcome her frustration and confusion with shoelace tying, She instantly gravitated towards the colours & within 2 attempts had mastered shoelace tying! The most priceless look of delight on her face and shine in her eyes-confi dence soaring! Shoelace tying: Once an avoidable task… now an achievable goal Help children join the ever growing number of success stories saying “I did it all by myself!” To order EZI-LACE-UPS™—visit www.concept31.com.au—great for Kindy orientation packs and fund raisers. CONCEPT 31 donates from sales to under-resourced children

Sporty Puppy is always on the go. Between snorkeling, soccer, karate, and other activities he’s one busy pup. Sometimes he’s so busy he forgets what to wear! Youngsters can help Puppy prevent another fashion faux “paw” with the help of five colorful outfits. The wardrobe elements are mix-and-match, allowing children to experiment with a number of different looks. The outfits attach by lacing shoelaces through holes in the doll, so as they get their new friend dressed and ready for action, children improve their hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity.