Amazon Synopsis:
A child’s day is for dreaming about who they are and who they will become. These stories show how shoes can inspire their imagination.
A parent/teacher guide is available on www.shoebanter.com to help encourage creative thought.
THE STORIES:
“SHOE GARDEN”, How does your shoe garden grow? By two of course in colors of rainbows
“SHOE DREAMS”, Each one tells a story, of its lifetime glory, each stand on its own, characters renown.
“WHEN SHOES CAN FLY”, Life’s journey is meant to walk on the earth, but if my shoes could fly, I would soar so high!
“BUTTERFLY SHOES”, All who watch embrace the view of fluttering wings on butterfly shoes!
Hott Review:
Some of the rhymes and drawings were okay but for some of us OCD types this wasn’t a good choice. My daughter couldn’t focus on the words because she didn’t like that someone colored outside the lines. I enjoyed the some of the poetry but it was confusing to her because it requires imagination and focus. I believe that this will appeal to a more artsy & imaginative family.
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| Author: | Brenda Finne and Joyce Fishman | ||
| Source: | PR By the Book | ||
| Grade: | C | ||
SHOE BANTER: When Shoes Can Fly
Author Bio:
Brenda Finne and Joyce Fishman have backgrounds in teaching, writing and the arts. Sisters, Brenda pens the stories and Joyce then illustrates them. Brenda is a former choreographer/ dancer who now adapts her keen sense of movement and words to various art mediums and Joyce is an art teacher and owns her own music studio. They reside in the San Francisco area.
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Like thousands of other Texans, author Emily March grew up fleeing the summertime heat at home for the beautiful Colorado Rockies. The daughter of Colorado natives, Emily spent her summers at the rustic, 1930′s era family cabin in the mountains west of Denver, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, and availing herself of the facilities (an outhouse) only when she could no longer avoid it.
