Tish Rabe - Step This Way
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T HE C AT IN THE H AT K NOWS A L OT A BOUT T HAT ! logo and word mark TM 2010 Dr. Seuss Enterprises, L.P., Portfolio Entertainment, Inc., and Collingwood OHare Productions, Ltd.
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Rabe, Tish.
Step this way / by Tish Rabe ; from a script by Graham Ralph ; illustrated by Tom Brannon. First edition.
pages cm. (Step into reading.
Step 2)
Based in part on The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! TV seriesCopyright page.
ISBN 978-0-449-81435-2 (trade) ISBN 978-0-375-97163-1 (lib. bdg.) eISBN: 978-0-375-98154-8
1. Brannon, Tom, illustrator. II. Ralph, Graham. III.
Cat in the hat knows a lot about that! (Television program). IV. Title.
PZ8.3.R1145St 2013 [E]dc23 2012047693 Random House Childrens Books supports the First Amendment and celebrates the right to read. v3.1
These shoes are cool, said Nick. But as you can see, they may fit your dad but theyre too big for me. 
When I wear my moms shoes, said Sally, I fall. Her shoes are too big and my feet are too small. 
Shoe trouble? the Cat said. Well, I have some news. Not everyones feet can fit in the same shoes. 
Feet come in all sizes, and soon youll see that some are flippy, some flappy, and some feet are flat. 
Want to see some neat feet? Well, today Ill take you to a faraway place: Bing-Bungle-Ba-Boo! 
Its a wonderful place full of friends you will meet.
And each of them has, oh, such different feet! 
In minutes they landed in Bing-Bungle-Ba-Boo, right by a lake, and the Cat called, Yoo-hoo! 
Hello there, Cat! Welcome to my lake, said a duck. Emily! cried the Cat. There you are! Were in luck! 
Meet Emily, one of my friends, said the Cat. As you see, her two feet are all flippy and flat. 
Its true, said the duck. My feet are long and wide.
Lets swim and Ill race you to the other side. 
The kids tried their best, but soon Sally said, Weve fallen behind. Emilys way ahead! 
She won, said the Cat, and we came in last. Her feet push the water so she can swim fast. 
Duck feet are perfect for swimming, its true. 
They swam really fast and crossed the finish line. They swam really fast and crossed the finish line.
Then they heard a voice call, Do you have feet like mine? 
Nick and Sally, the Cat said, Id like you to meet Mikey the Lemur, who hangs by his feet. 
Our feet arent like yours, said Nick. Not at all. If we hung by our feet, Im afraid we would fall. 
I have lemur feet, said the Cat, just for you. 
Before the kids knew it, they were up in a tree.
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