Books with title Whose Shoe?

There's something in that tall bamboo.Oh, my goodness! It's a shoe! A mouse comes across a shoe and sets out to find its owner. A conscientious role model, this determined mouse asks an unlikely assortment of animals if the shoe belongs to them, hears about their own shoes, and receives a surprising reward at the end. Eve Bunting's cheerful rhymed text and Sergio Ruzzier's charmingly unique illustrations make this a delightful book to share with a young child.

There's something in that tall bamboo.Oh, my goodness! It's a shoe! A mouse comes across a shoe and sets out to find its owner. A conscientious role model, this determined mouse asks an unlikely assortment of animals if the shoe belongs to them, hears about their own shoes, and receives a surprising reward at the end. Eve Bunting's cheerful rhymed text and Sergio Ruzzier's charmingly unique illustrations make this a delightful book to share with a young child.

Guess whose shoe! Ballet dancers, hockey players, clowns, babies, and horses are just some of the people (and animals) who wear distinctive footgear. Babies (and their older siblings) will have a wonderful time figuring out who wears the various shoes -- and why? From head (Whose Hat?) to toe (Whose Shoe?), Margaret Miller's stunning books have something for everyone.

"For anyone who's ever heard "until you've walked a mile in my shoes . . . " this little gem of a book is literally an inspiring celebration of the life paths we walk through the metaphor of shoes. The simplicity of this message will resonate with children and adults alike, and its wonderful illustrations and clever insights is art imitating life at its finest. After you read this, walking will never be same. Mindful food for thought and great fun for all ages. I recommend it highly" -Ernest D. Chu, author of the bestseller, Soul Currency: Investing Your Inner Wealth in Fulfillment and Abundance "With delicate, beautifully crafted illustrations, Whose Shoes? gently delivers a message that every child needs to hear: that the very best thing you can be is truly who you are. A must-read for children growing up in today's world" -Carla Golembe artist and illustrator of Annabelle's Big Move, A Story of Hula, Dog Magic, and Washington DC ABC's. "A great message for kids about the joys of growing up, trying new things, hearing mixed messages, and being true to themselves" -John Bigelow, CEO of HumanWorks.