Cajun's Song

Darlene Toole

"Cajun's Song is a fun book with a beautiful story about a lonely dog in a shelter who becomes a very special Hearing Dog and best friend of Janice, a woman who is deaf. Together, Cajun and Janice find love and fun as they share life and help each other".

Robin Dickson, President/CEO, Dogs for the Deaf

Cajun's Song is a delightful story that will teach youngsters and adults alike about Hearing Dogs and the role they play. Families will find it fun reading, a strong educational tool, and a good gift.

Cajun's Song is a bilingual publication in English and Spanish.

ISBN 978-1-884362-67-5

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Balancing Act

Virginia M. Scott

"Every page of this book, written in the first person from Beth's point of view, has the reader walking beside her."

Hannah Merker, Newswaves

Teachers and parents will welcome this book as a first of its kind. Affordable for class sets, Balancing Act is an excellent whole language resource, presenting the fast moving, involving story of a 15-year-old girl with a significant balance impairment coupled with hearing loss. Young adults will be intrigued by the Egyptian settings and suspenseful climax, and most will readily identify with family relationships and social issues as they relate to a character who just happens not to hear normally or walk right. Written by the author of Belonging, the novel rings with authenticity, as it should, since Virginia M. Scott lost her hearing as a teenager and is balance-impaired. Balancing Act is a life-affirming look at the need to accept and to be accepted that deserves a niche on junior and high school library shelves, in the young adult section of the public library, and in classrooms everywhere.

ISBN 978-1-884362-22-4

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Finding Abby

Virginia M. Scott

A searching look at deafness, Finding Abby was written by an award-winning deaf author whose personal insight lends veracity to this story.

A young woman must answer compelling questions after she is summoned home following her sister's unexpected death.

Shaken, Paige Jensen begins a quest to find out who sixteen-year-old Abby really was and to determine what killed her. As unsettling discoveries mount, and especially through poignant chapters in Abby's voice, the bruised but triumphant psyche of a teenager with diminishing hearing is revealed.

Combining insight into the complexities of hearing loss with relevant social issues and an engaging plot, Finding Abby confirms Virginia M. Scott's power to entertain, inform and inspire.

ISBN 978-1-884362-35-4

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Flying Fingers Anthology
Flying Fingers Club mysteries

Jean Andrews

Now, for the first time, all five stories within the Flying Fingers Club mystery series are available together in one place. Follow the adventures of Matt and his friends as they unravel one mystery after another. This anthology on CD contains The Flying Fingers Club, The Secret in the Dorm Attic, Hasta Luego, San Diego, The Ghost of Tomahawk Creek and Mystery of the Totems.

ISBN 978-1-884362-78-1

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Sometimes I Talk, Sometimes I Sign

Anne McIntosh

This colorfully illustrated, bilingual (English and Spanish) story also includes illustrated signs for a few key words. Told by a girl with hearing mother and deaf father, it introduces concepts of a bilingual household.