Customer Reviews

Who Took My Shoe?

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This is a very cute story of a boy searching for his shoe. It is so much fun that kids wont even realize they might be learning something. This book finds a creative way to help kids get the concepts of who, what, when and where.

This book explains the concepts of "Who, what, where, why, when" simply and directly. It is a captivating little book that my children enjoyed and asked for over and over. It is helpful for kids who have a speech and language deficit, problems processing information, or just for young kids who don't understand the difference in these words. This book is highly recommended for children who are on the autism spectrum.

As an author with a focus on autism, I was invited to do a reading at a bookstore for a children's autism awareness event. My audience loved this book! I dramatically emphasized each of the question words. The kids giggled and paid close attention. I felt it was such a well written, cute book that I bought a copy for my toddler grandson -who does not have a special needs diagnosis. This book is great for any child to help them learn the differences between question words.

I am an instructional aide and I thought this book was very effective in explaining the concepts of What, Where, Who.

On Amazon, while previewing the author's book on idioms, this treasure was listed! It's a great concept building book. The kids love the dog's importance while the main character is figuring out the problem.

My daughter, at just 18 months old, loves this book. I found this book on sale, bought it, and thought I would hold on to it until she was older. No need. She repeatedly asks us to read this to her, and will sit still as we work through the entire book.

She loves the illustrations as well. I would recommend this book for any young child.

We read this to every neighborhood child who comes to our house! It has also become a favorite baby shower gift and birthday party gift. The illustrations keep even the most distractable child's attention and the story is great! There are at least two others in the series!