Mommy's High Heel Shoes, by Kristie FinnanIllustrated by Pat Achilles
Mommy's High Heel Shoes is a sweet book about a little girl who wonders why her mom wears high heels to work every day. The pictures are colorful and the story is amusing, as "Cakes" imagines all of the things her mom could need those heels for...Corinne is 3, and really enjoyed the book. Though she did get frustrated with me for taking so long on each page as I searched for the heart, cupcake and ladybug that were hidden on each page! Some of them are TRICKY!! The best part of the book, however, is when her mommy declares that the BEST job she has is being a MOMMY.
Thanks for the opportunity to review it, Kristie. And best wishes on future books!
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Sounds like a great book to keep kids busy and visually stimulating...and I love the 'best job is being a mommy' part, how cute.
What a fun thing to be able to do! Get stuff for free, check them out and play with them and then blog about them! I never knew there was such a thing...I might have to check out that book, it sounds like my daughter's kind of thing (she adores shoes).
How cool that you get to do so many reviews. The book sounds really sweet too. My daughters aren't very likely to see their mommy in high heeled shoes anytime soon!
Thanks for the review and I LOVE your pictures. Your little girl is soooo cute reading my book!
Oh, please feel free to tell your readers that they will get 10% off the book through 12/1/08 with code: chicmom in my online store:
http://www.mommyshighheelshoes.com
Kristie
How did you get started on doing reviews? Sounds like a great opportunity!
How fun! Thanks for the review. I will have to check and see if I can find it the next time I am at the bookstore.
Fun book...I like the illustrations! (I checked it out on the web)
Sounds like a fun book! My kids get frustrated when I don't move on with the story at their speed :)
That sounds like a great book, I know my 4 year old would love it.
Sounds like a awesome book for girls. As a children's author myself, I can relate to how books shape the minds of kids. It is always great to read a book to your child that makes you smile, as well. Best wishes to the author.
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