I Just Love My Red Shiny Shoes Charlie and Lola


I Just Love My Red Shiny Shoes

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Charlie!

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Lola?

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Charlie!

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THEY LAUGH

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Shoes? Shoes?

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-Where are you, shoes?

-I have this little sister Lola.

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-She's small...

-Shiny shoes, where are you?

-..and very funny.

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-Hmm.

-Lola has been crawling around on her hands and knees all morning.

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Shoe, shoe, shoe, where are you?

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-Why don't you wear a different pair of shoes?

-Charlie!

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They're my extremely most favourite red shiny shoes.

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I wear them all of the time.

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So I say...Lola, try and think of

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the last place where you were wearing your favourite red shiny shoes.

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Hmm...

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I was wearing my red shiny shoes

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when I came home from Lotta's.

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Perhaps, maybe, I took my shoes off here.

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-Oh!

-You don't always take your shoes off by the door.

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Hmm.

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-Lola, why would your shoes be in the fridge?

-Maybe I put them in there

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when I was looking for the pink milk. Eek!

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No, my shoes are definitely not in there.

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-What did you do next, Lola?

-Hmm...

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I finished my pink milk... Yummy. ..and I went to watch television.

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What are you doing?

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This is exactly how I watch television

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and I must have taken my shoes off here, because Mum said,

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"Lola, please do not wear your shoes on the sofa." So I took them off.

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-I've had an idea. Maybe the sofa has gobbled up your shoes.

-Ooh!

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Yes.

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Maybe the sofa gobbled up my shiny red shoes.

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Paper clip...

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Banana?!

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Ooh, it's red! It's red!

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Oh. It's Mum's comb.

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The sofa hasn't gobbled up my red shoes, Charlie.

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Don't worry, Lola. We'll find them.

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-Where did you go after watching television?

-Then I went...

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Hmm. Then I went back to the front door.

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Sometimes Dad leaves toffees in his coat

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and toffees are really delicious after television.

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So maybe I left my shoes here.

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No!

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They're not here too.

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I'm never ever going to find my red shoes again!

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Lola, think really hard.

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I am, Charlie. I am thinking. I'm thinking the hardest I can think.

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Maybe, by accident, they got into the cake I was making with Mum.

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Or maybe they got planted into the pot

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when I was doing the gardening.

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Or maybe they walked off all on their own.

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Not there.

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Not anywhere.

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-Well, you'll just have to wear some different ones.

-LOOK!

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Now I remember! Mum told me to put my shoes in the cupboard.

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-Oh!

-Hello, shoes.

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"Hello, Lola." Hello, shoes. I've been looking for you everywhere.

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Lola, Mum was right.

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-She said those shoes were too small for you anyway.

-No, they're not.

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There!

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OK then. Let's go.

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Are you sure they're not too small?

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They are my favourite, and my best.

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Dad said you absolutely have to get some new shoes.

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Those shoes are definitely too small.

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I don't need new ones, Charlie. I only like these shoes.

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Different shoes won't go with my dress that I like to do skipping in.

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And they won't be as good for all of my dancing.

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And they won't go with my favourite dressing-up costume.

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I really cannot have new ones, not ever.

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Ouch, ouch...

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-All these shoes are too big for me, Charlie.

-Don't worry, Lola.

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You get to have your feet measured so we can find the right size for you.

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These ARE the right size.

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Oh, look!

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Everyone will think I look lovely in these red shiny shoes

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because they are the same as my red shiny shoes.

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One, two, three, four, five, six...

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Look at Lola's new red shoes!

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Wow, I LOVE your shoes, Lola.

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Ooh! Look at Lola's shoes!

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They're lovely!

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Ah, yes. Perfect.

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Lola, those shoes are definitely too big for you.

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I'll ask if they've got the right size.

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Ah.

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They don't.

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I don't want any new shoes

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unless they are exactly like my old shoes,

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which are extremely very special.

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There are hundreds of shoes here.

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But none of them will do all the things I need them to do.

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They need to be really shiny so I can see my face in them.

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Roooooar!

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And they need to be bouncy

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so I can do lots of jumping and bouncing!

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And they need to have a grippy underneath

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because I have to do climbing up things.

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Try these. They're red like you wanted.

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They are red like I wanted,

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but they're not shiny or bouncy or grippy on the underneath.

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CHARLIE SIGHS

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-What about these?

-Mm-mm.

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-You haven't seen them yet, Lola!

-I know I don't like them, Charlie,

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-because they're not my red shiny shoes.

-You've got to at least try.

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OK, Charlie.

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Hmm... Mm-mm.

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No. No. Nope.

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No. Nope. No.

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No. No. No.

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No!

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CHARLIE SIGHS

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I just like my shiny red shiny shoes, Charlie.

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Sorry, Lola, but Dad says you absolutely have to choose now

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-or he's going to choose a pair for you.

-I choose...

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my old shoes.

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BUCKLES JANGLE

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I really extremely DON'T like my new shoes, Charlie.

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They are not bouncy.

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They are not grippy on the underneath.

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They are not shiny.

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They are also not red too.

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They are brown shoes and they are buckley.

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Dad picked these ones specially. He thought you'd like the buckles.

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Why don't you wear them to school for one day and see?

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# A sailor went to sea, sea, sea

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# To see what he could... #

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-Oh!

-What? What is it?

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Lola,

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what's making that jingly noise?

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-My new shoes.

-Listen.

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They sound like a pony.

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-I don't like them.

-They do sound like a pony.

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BUCKLES JANGLE

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I wish my shoes sounded like an actual pony.

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Make the pony noise again, Lola!

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-BUCKLES JANGLE

-They DO sound like a pony!

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Neigh!

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-Hi, Lola. How are your new shoes?

-They sound like a pony, Charlie!

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GIRLS GIGGLE

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-Giddy-up, Lotta!

-Giddy-up, pony!

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I'm catching you up, Lola.

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-Yee-ha!

-Yee-ha!

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-Woo-hoo!

-Faster, horsey!

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Whooooa!

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Yee-ha! Yee-ha!

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Look at Lola's lovely shoes.

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I wish I had shoes like that.

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I like the buckles.

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I do actually have absolutely the best new shoes -

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they are brown like horses' feet and they're buckley

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and they sound like an actual pony.

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YEE-HA!

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Giddy-up!

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GIRLS NEIGH LIKE HORSES

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BOYS LAUGH

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