shoes

Kate and her mother search for Kate's missing shoes.

A member of a "shoe mad" family describes some of her interesting customers and the unusual footwear they buy at her shoe store.

Presents Jos? Mart?'s 1889 poem in which a young girl named Pilar, playing on the beach in her finery, comes upon a poor mother and her sickly daughter and gives the child her treasured shoes.

Text in Spanish. Although she has followed her mother's advice and avoided jumping into puddles, Munia's shoes seem to be shrinking.

Shunned at school because he sprouts flowers every full moon, Rink Bowagon makes a special pair of shoes for a classmate who is able to appreciate his unique abilities.

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.

Billy becomes very anxious when his parents insist he wear his own shoes, because he knows it is wearing his beloved big brother's shoes that enables him to do wonderfully speedy things.

A brand new pair of shoes can hop and skip to school better than anything. And nobody is as proud of her shiny footwear as this little girl, who bounces and dances her way through an imaginative adventure that only her two, new, blue shoes can discover.