<p><i>I recycled my bike</br> and created a dog,</br> from the chain and the pedals</br> and saddle and cog.</i> </p><p> In this inventive new collection of verse, Sheryl and Simon Shapiro introduce readers to 13 everyday objects that have been ingeniously reimagined into something else altogether. </p><p> Color photographs of recycled objects are accompanied by lighthearted, jaunty poems in a variety of lengths and rhyming patterns. Kids will love identifying each reinvented item, and will marvel at how a shoe makes a great bird's nest, how old tin cans make a guitar, or how a car can be transformed into a bed! </p><p> Complete with Francis Blake's lively color illustrations, <i>What Can You Do With Only One Shoe?</i> will delight young readers while introducing the idea of recycling and repurposing in a new and innovative way. </p>