E. Russell Primm Books

Animals Animales Talking Hands Listening Eyes
Colors and shapes
Colors and shapes

By Kathleen Petelinsek, E. Russell Primm

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Presents an introduction to basic sign language for both English and Spanish speaking families using colors and shapes.

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Food Comida Talking Hands
Feelings and Emotions Sentimientos Talking Hands
Seasons Estaciones Talking Hands
Favorite Children s Authors and Illustrators
Favorite Children s Authors and Illustrators

By E. Russell Primm

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Provides biographical information about authors and illustrators of books for children and young adults, arranged in dictionary form.

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Joanna Cole to Jack Gantos Favorite Children s Authors and Illustrators
Carmen Lomas Garza to Edward Lear Favorite Children s Authors and Illustrators
Ursula K. Le Guin to Helen Oxenbury Favorite Children s Authors and Illustrators
Barbara Park to Peter Sis Favorite Children s Authors and Illustrators

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