Mismatched Socks
Mismatched Socks
Children’s ages 0 to 3 years
March 2023
SOFTCOVER @ $12.95
HARDCOVER @ $18.95
“Every household has them, drawers and drawers full! Toddlers, preschoolers, and beginning readers will delight in Amy Kern’s Mismatched Sox with colorful and imaginative illustrations by Kim Hanzo. Each page presents a pair of sox mismatched in color, design and shape with simple rhyming descriptions. Kids can read the pictures and/or words and enjoy the contrasting images presented. A fun book to share with your favorite young child or for them to “read” on their own.”
Jean C.
Clear Lake, IA
ePubs
Mismatched Socks will delight children ages 0-3 with its colorful pairing of socks and its simple rhyming. This easy read teaches kids that it’s fun to wear mismatched socks—as long as your feet are warm!
Suitable for ages 0 to 3 years.
REVIEWS
“A colorful and fun salute to all the single socks in the drawer! This is a joy to read and with the fun activities it's sure to be a favorite.”
Barbara H.
Mint Hill, NC
"Mismatched Socks is a charming and fun book for young children. We enjoyed the activities and song at the end of the book after reading the story. It could really start a new trend of wearing mismatched socks!"
Carrie B.
Minneapolis, MN
“This was a really cute book! I see more and more kids wearing mismatched socks, and I love how this book sort of normalizes that (although the short-long sock pairing made my older daughter cringe because she can't stand two different textures or lengths - my younger daughter, on the other hand, loved all the pairs). I also thought it was fun to have a few extra activities included in the back of the book. It's a cute little picture book for kids!”
Bekah J.
St. Paul, MN
motherhood-moment.blogspot.com
“Amy Kerns has taken a frustrating problem and created a whimsical, fun book, complete with lyrics to a song and activities. Next time I finish pairing up socks and have a dozen without a mate, I am reading "Mismatched Socks" and will spend some time laughing in the midst of frustration."
Barbara W.
Johns Island, SC
