“Have You Seen My Shoe?” is an entertaining story that teaches a valuable lesson for preschoolers and kindergarten-age kids about being responsible for taking care of their things.
It was Jason’s first day in kindergarten and he was really excited. As he was getting ready to go to kindergarten he discovered he had lost a shoe. He looked for the shoe all over his room: under the bed, behind the curtain, on the bookshelf and even inside the cat’s basket … but he couldn’t find it anywhere.
As he didn’t want to be late to kindergarten, he decided to go look for it outside. He traveled from place to place asking all the shopkeepers if they’ve seen it. Finally, he located his missing shoe… but in a most unlikely place.
Targeted Age Group:
3-6
What Advice Would You Give Aspiring Writers?
I think that the best advice to writers would be to read other books similar to your book. Reading improves a writer’s active vocabulary and teaches about the function of sentence structure. Reading other authors’ books in your genre can function as your private dictionary or thesaurus. As a writer, you must be well versed in the type of genre you wish to write. Your audience will expect this.
Author Bio:
My name is Sarit Gilor. I’m the author of several highly imaginative children’s books including Nellie’s Magic Glasses , The Merry Adventures of Charlie the Choo-Choo and Have You Seen My Shoe, and I promised there would be many more to come.
I believe in inspiring creativity, communication, curiosity and imagination in children through reading. In fact, evidence suggests that children who read for enjoyment every day are more likely to do well at school, develop a broader vocabulary and increase general knowledge than those who don’t.
I have a lot of fun creating stories that entertain my young readers and hopefully teach them important everyday lessons in a fun and easy to understand manner.
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