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Tie Your Shoes!

by Sue Hendra
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Overview

As a brightly-colored green shoelace wends its way through this innovative, interactive board book, a curious cat and mouse try to guess its identity: Is it a tightrope? Minty toothpaste? Green spaghetti? To each silly guess, a playful monster responds with a sensible answer until he convinces them that it is indeed a shoelace. When the reader pushes the green lace through a hole to the last spread, it meets up with a red shoelace attached to a sneaker and the wise monster teaches the cat and mouse—and the reader—how to tie a shoe! Combining the fun of a guessing game with exuberant artwork and irresistible characters, this shoe-pendous book is more than just fancy footwork.

A spiky yellow creature tells his mouse and cat friends that what they think is a tightrope, toothpaste, spaghetti, and a telephone wire is really his shoelace. Includes laces and instructions on how to tie them on a shoe.

Synopsis

As a brightly-colored green shoelace wends its way through this innovative, interactive board book, a curious cat and mouse try to guess its identity: Is it a tightrope? Minty toothpaste? Green spaghetti? To each silly guess, a playful monster responds with a sensible answer until he convinces them that it is indeed a shoelace. When the reader pushes the green lace through a hole to the last spread, it meets up with a red shoelace attached to a sneaker and the wise monster teaches the cat and mouse--"and the reader--how to tie a shoe! Combining the fun of a guessing game with exuberant artwork and irresistible characters, this "shoe-pendous book is more than just fancy footwork.

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Editorials

Children's Literature - Dia Michels

"Look! It's my shoelace!" says this happy faced monster. And in this book there are actual laces! A smiling monster, his cat, and mouse friend pull the monster's shoelace. Is it toothpaste? Is it spaghetti? And as the author weaves these questions into the text, the shoelace is literally threaded through each page, first as the toothpaste, then the spaghetti, and finally as the shoelace. Easy-to-follow instructions and green and red laces (for left and right) ensure you'll have fun learning to tie your shoes, too.

Book Details

Published
April 1, 1997
Publisher
Crown Pub
Pages
14
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780517709535

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