Little Sock returns to the excitement of Sock City, where he soon realizes that the adventure would be more fun with a friend, if only he can find one.

After a practical joke played by the Sock Children backfires, Sock finds herself trapped and in very serious danger with no means of escape. As she fears for her life, Eddiesock and the Footwear Friends struggle to come up with a rescue plan. Reluctantly asking the Clockwork Puppy for his help, they race against time to save Sock from being captured and worn by the nasty Human Feet and to bring her safely back home! When Eddiesock decides to propose, his plans are discovered by a jealous Shoe Sweetheart, who feels angry and hurt. Unwilling to keep the news a secret, she immediately informs TwinTwin, the long-lost partner of Sock, who is desperate for them to become re-paired. As they unite to form a crafty plan and prevent the wedding from taking place, they also hope this will get rid of Eddiesock and his family for good. As Twin-Twin makes up her mind to win back Sock's partnership, will their cruel plan succeed or will the first-ever Sock Wedding take place after all?

' They hide in your closet. They lurk under the bed. They tickle your feet and devour your pillows. They’re monsters only a mother could love. In Me Make Monster, Jenny Harada presents a hoard of funky monster projects so ugly they’re cute. Bring to life your own fantastic brood as you follow step-by-step instructions to create a true mish mash of monsterdom—everything from plush huggable beasties and a furry pillow cover to a fanged fiendish trinket box and google-eyed dice. Whatever kind of monster may tickle your fancy (or your feet) you’ll find one of his breed to spawn and love. Discover within the pages: • Step-by-step instructions to make 18 fantastic creatures • Monsters made from all different types of material—from fun fur to plywood to junk mail • Variation beasties for even more impish inspiration • A history of monsters and information on each monster’s fanciful personality So get out your glue, dust off the sewing machine, hide your valuables and channel your inner Frankenstein!

Activities for toddlers based on Bible verses.