Whether your kids are learning to tie their shoes or reluctant to give up an outgrown pair, this book list is for you. Enjoy reading these shoe tying books.
Shoe Tying Books
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My good friend, Laura told me about Look! I Can Tie My Shoes by Susan Hood. The little girl in the story likes shoes except the kind with laces. Then her mom teaches her how to tie those laces!
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Red Lace, Yellow Lace by Mark Casey is an interactive book that allows your child to practice tying shoes with multi-colored laces while reading the story together.
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Lucas and His Long Loopy Laces by Krystal Russell addresses the frustration that kids can have when learning to tie their shoes. Follow Lucas and his imagination on a loopy lace adventure.
Learning to Tie Your Shoes Tutorials
Ready to put your reading into action? Try this shoe tying tutorial.
Books About Shoes
So, there really aren’t a lot of books out there about learning to tie your shoes that I would recommend. The market could use some more! However, there are plenty of good reads about shoes in general that your new shoelace tier will enjoy. Here are some of our favorite books about shoes.
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We love Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes by Eric Litwin. It has so much rhythm! Pete’s shoes turn different colors when he steps in different things. He always loves the new color. Litwin also has another great book about shoes, Pete the Cat: Rocking in My School Shoes.
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Shoes by Elizabeth Winthrop was a Reading Rainbow selection from back in the day. It’s a long, silly, and cute list of all the things you can do in shoes. I really like the illustrations and the rhyme.
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My Shoes Take Me Where I Want to Go by Marianne Richmond is a fun book that allows your imagination to soar to all the places your shoes can take you.
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[easyazon_link identifier=”141972309X” locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]My Kicks A Sneaker Story![/easyazon_link] by Susan Verde is about a boy who loves his old shoes and doesn’t want to get rid of them. But once he gets a new pair, he discovers a new pair of kicks aren’t so bad either.
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[easyazon_link identifier=”0763642843″ locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]Those Shoes[/easyazon_link] by Maribeth Boelts teaches kids that chasing the fads and name brands isn’t always possible or needed.
You see all sorts of kicks walking down a city street. Come celebrate them all in City Feet by Aixa Pérez-Prado.
Do you have a favorite shoe book to add to the list?
Renee @ Mother Daughter Book Reviews says
Welcome to the age of velcro where kids don’t know how to tie their own laces until they’re 10! It’s one of those developmental milestones as far as I’m concerned. Thanks for sharing your list in the Kid Lit Blog Hop. 🙂
JodieRodriguez says
Ah Velcro! I must admit, I really do appreciate it on toddler shoes!
Cheryl Carpinello says
Well, Jodi, I’m a bit embarrassed to post here. I taught my kids to tie their schools, but I still have a tough time doing mine! Thanks for sharing with the Kid Lit Blog Hop. Cheryl, Hop Hostess
Cheryl Carpinello says
Okay, make that shoes, not schools!!
Deceptively Educational says
What a phenomenal list of books and, boy oh boy, was learning to tie shoes a challenge for my oldest. I’m so glad I’ll better be able to prep my youngest son when the time comes (thanks to you!). I’m featuring this at the After School Linky Party tomorrow. Stop by to check it out and share more of your great ideas/activities/insight!
JodieRodriguez says
Thank you so much for the feature this week.
katepickle says
What a great list of books…
My twins had a lot of trouble learning to tie their laces (turns out there was a good reason for that but we didn’t know it at the time) and a few books to make it into a more positive experience would have been great. Bookmarking this for my younger kids
JodieRodriguez says
Thanks Kate! I hope the list helps with your next little one!
jackie says
Wow, who knew there were so many books about shoes? Well, I guess YOU did! Thanks for sharing with us today, Jodie!
PragmaticMom says
My husband’s pet peeve when he coaches my son’s soccer is that the boys don’t know how to tie their own shoes. I’m posting on this. Can I link to your post with credit to you, of course? Thanks!
JodieRodriguez says
Oh, I bet that would be a pet peeve. Sure, feel free to link to the post!