Laura Rankin Books

The handmade alphabet
The handmade alphabet

By Laura Rankin

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Presents the handshape for each letter of the American manual alphabet accompanied by an object whose name begins with that letter.

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The handmade counting book
The handmade counting book

By Laura Rankin

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Shows how to count from one to twenty and twenty-five, fifty, seventy-five, and one hundred using American Sign Language.

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The handmade counting book
The handmade counting book

By Laura Rankin

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Shows how to count from one to twenty and twenty-five, fifty, seventy-five, and one hundred using American Sign Language.

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Fluffy and Baron
Fluffy and Baron

By Laura Rankin

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My Turn
My Turn

By Laura Rankin

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My turn
My turn

By Laura Rankin

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In a charming, classic-Kevin-Henkes style, a friendship story with fun, play, and a gentle lesson about learning to share and take turns.

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Ruthie and the Not So Teeny Tiny Lie
How to Drive Your Sister Crazy
Harriet Bean and the League of Cheats
No Babysitters Allowed

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