Synopsis:
Anyone who loves to run knows the distinct exhilaration of taking on the outdoors with no other equipment than a good pair of running shoes. It’s a way of clearing the mental clutter, resolving tensions, and feeling fully awake and alive. With whimsical text and beautiful watercolor and pen-and-ink illustrations-rich in color and imagery-Running Shoes not only conveys the cities, paths, trees, and roads that a runner encounters-it brings to life the feeling of what the runner encounters in their journey. This book reminds us what running and running shoes can bring to your life in a delightfully unique way.
Hott Review:
I thought Running Shoes was cute. I don’t care for the watercolor illustrations, but my daughter loves them. I do like the preface in this book, though, something about it just relaxes me and brings a smile to my face.
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| Author: | Joyce Fishman, author & illustrator | ||
| Source: | Joyce Fishman | ||
| Grade: | C | ||
| Ages: | 2+ | ||
| Series: | Shoe Banter | ||
 SHOE GARDEN |  Running Shoes |  Collective Soles |
Author Bio:
Joyce Fishman, right, 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.Websites & Links: 
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