26 Letters and 99 Cents
By Tana Hoban
If you know the 26 letters of the alphabet
and can count to 99 – or are just learning –
you’ll love Tana Hoban’s brilliant creation. This
innovative concept book is two books in one!
$5.00 Paperback
$16.00 Hardcover plus S/H
Black on White and
White on Black
By: Tana Hoban
These two Board books for infants and young
children have black and white silhouettes as defined by
the titles. The books depict objects such as a butterfly,
baby bottle, sailboat, horse and others.
$5.00 each plus S/H
Board Books
Small board books that are good to use with children who
have some sight.
$4.00 EACH + S/H.
Find the Teddy* Find
the Duck*
Find the Piglet* Find
the Pupp*
Find the Kitten* Find
the Bird
Kid Kits
of the starred(*) board
books have a finger puppet added to the book. They
can be utilized as a further device for assisting in visual
search and for dramatic play.
$11.00 EACH plus S/H.
Colors Everywhere
By Tana Hoban
In this wordless picture book…attention-grabbing
color photographs float in the middle of each page, accompanied
by a color graph that pictorially represents the proportions
of the various colors found in each picture. The
result is an engaging color game with many uses. Very
young children will enjoy naming the pictured objects,
while older readers will be drawn into exploring the colors’
varying tones.
$16.00 Hardcover plus S/H
Dots, Spots, Speckles,
and Stripes
By Tana Hoban
Look around. You will be amazed at
the number of dots and speckles, stripes and spots that
you will see – to say nothing of the colors, shapes,
and size relationships in every picture. And if you
need Tana Hoban’s help in opening your eyes, you
will be no different from the thousands of others with
whom she has shared her extraordinary vision.
$16.00 Hardcover plus S/H
Exactly The Opposite
By Tana Hoban
Brilliant photographs present a world of possible opposites. “Another
winner from an artist with a seemingly unlimited imagination.”
Hardcover $16.00
Paperback $5.00 plus S/H
Is It Red? Is
It Yellow? Is It Blue?
By Tana Hoban
“A wordless concept picture book meant
to teach basic colors to very young children does it’s
work excellently.”
Hardcover $16.00
Paperback $5.00 plus S/H
I Read Signs
By Tana Hoban
Thirty familiar signs fill the pages of
this handsome book, and invite the viewer to COME IN!
Hardcover $16.00
Paperback $5.00 plus S/H
I See
By Rachel Isadora
A wonderful little Board book that uses
everyday language for what a child sees. Short sentences
that you can use to lead into conversation and great pictures
for a child with low vision.
$7.00 plus S/H
I Spy Little Book
By Barbara McGrath
A nice board book for children with low
vision. For example on one page there is a spoon
and key. The text is, “I spy a spoon and a
golden key.” On the opposite page the child
has to find the spoon and key among many objects.
$7.00 each plus S/H
Just Look
By Tana Hoban
Crisp color photographs provide food for a guessing game
and a new way to look at the world. Look! Look! Look! Hoban
lets children peep through a cutout circle at a small
portion of a photograph, giving them the opportunity to
guess the subject of the picture. When the black
page with the cutout is turned, the whole photograph is
revealed. Another flip of the page shows the featured
object in wider view…A great way to encourage children
to notice how interesting a closely observed world can
be.
$16.00 Hardcover plus S/H
Look Book
By Tana Hoban
The newest entry in the “Look”
collection is as fresh as the first, Just Look, published
over twenty-five years ago. Look Book features two
full-color photographs of each subject, viewed first through
the now-familiar peep hole in a black covering page that
invites the reader to play the guessing game again.
$16.00 Hardcover plus S/H
M & M’s
Counting Board Book
By Jane Marzollo
A great first counting book for all children
with a familiar subject. Everyone loves M & M’s!
Circles of contact paper or round fuzzy furniture protectors
to feel and Braille numbers can easily be added for children
who are blind.
$5.00 each plus S/H
Rain By Robert
Kalan Illustrated
by Donald Crews
One of the simplest and youngest concept books
ever written, Rain takes its readers on a trip they will
want to repeat again and again. So put on your slicker.
$4.00 Paperback
$16.00 Hardcover plus S/H
Round Trip
By Ann Jonas
This book isn’t just the story of
a round trip – it is a round trip! Read forward
and look at the sights, then flip the book over to see
something different on the way back. Ann Jonas’s
amazing two-way trip is guaranteed to change the way you
look at things. The trip going is black on white. The
return is white on black.
$16.00 Hardcover
$4.00 Paperback plus S/H
Shapes, Shapes, Shapes
By Tana Hoban
Young readers will marvel at the variety of
shapes there are to discover in everyday objects: circles,
squares, hearts, stars, and many more. “The
scenes are sharp and well composed.” – Kirkus
Reviews.
Hardcover $16.00
Paperback $5.00 plus S/H
Sunflower
By Sally Noll
Accompanied by her black cat, a small girl
plants a sunflower seed and watches and waits for it to
grow. Bold illustrations match the text perfectly.
$16.00 plus S/H
That Pig Lucy
By Ron Schmidt
Illustrated
by: Jane Ecclestone
Ron Schmidt was born and raised on a dairy
farm in Springport, Michigan. Blind since the age of three,
he was not hindered in his work or education. Ron
received his B.S. from the University of Michigan. He
moved to Leelanau County in 1987 with his wife, and twin
daughters Robyn and Chelsea. This is his first children’s
book. It is a true story about Lucy (That Pig) that
he used to tell to the twins. Friends prevailed upon
him to write it. It is loved by all that hear it
and is very descriptive for children who are blind.
Paperback/Print $8.00
Braille $8.00
Voices of Wolf Lake
By Ron Schmidt
Ron Schmidt has been blind since age three. After
graduating from college he moved to Leelanau County. This
is his second children’s book. Ron and his
loyal companion and guide dog are up North in Michigan
enjoying fishing, trail walking, and the wild outdoors. They
come across a wild female wolf trapped and scared. See
how they help this mother wolf and her baby.
Paperback/Print $8.00
Braille $8.00
The Bag I’m
Taking To Grandma’s
By Shirly Neitzel
Pictures
by Nancy Wenstow Parker
A good reality based story. It is difficult
to convince your mother just what you need to take with
you to visit in “The Bag I’m Taking To Grandma’s.”
$15.00 Hardcover
$5.00 Paperback plus S/H
The Dress I’ll
Wear To The Party
By Nancy Winslow Parker
“Playing dress-up has never been so
much fun.” This upbeat picture book traces
a girl’s elaborate preparations for a party…Readers
are in for a surprise when suddenly mother appears.
Hardcover $14.00
Paperback $5.00 plus S/H
The House I’ll
Build For The Wrens
By Nancy Winslow Parker
The spunky, cumulative rhyme starts with
a little boy holding up plans for the wren house he plans
to build; it then goes on as he identifies each item he
will use to construct it…From the cheerful, rhyming
text to the fetching art, this is a winner in every way.
$15.00 plus S/H
The Jacket I Wear
In the Snow
By Shirly Neitzel
Pictures
by Nancy Wenstow Parker
Going outside is a great adventure. Good
illustrations for children with low vision and a story
that can be easily understood and demonstrated for a child
who is blind.
$15.00 Hardcover
$5.00 Paperback plus S/H
We’re Making
Breakfast For Mother
By Shirly Neitzel
Pictures
by Nancy Wenstow Parker
A great story for mother’s day. Good
for children with low vision and reality based for children
who are blind. Nothing comes out quite as intended. But
mother knows how to save the day. Her day!!
$15.00 plus S/H
What Can Pinky See
By Lucy Cousins
Pinky the rabbit sees something in the pond,
in the grass, and in the sky. Can you guess what
it is? Lucy Cousins creates a bright, bold lift-the-flap
book for very young eyes and ears.
$7.00 plus S/H
What Is That?
By Tana Hoban
Another Tana Hoban Board book – white
on black.
$5.00 plus S/H
Who Are They?
By Tana Hoban
And another black on white Board book.
$5.00 plus S/H
Za-Za’s Baby
Brother
By Lucy Cousins
Za-Za’s mom has a big fat tummy. Then
Za-Za’s mom has a baby. The baby keeps Za-Za’s
parents very busy – will they be too busy to play
with Za-Za now? “This book is a must have for
the family having a second or third child. The text
is perfect and the illustrations terrific.”
$8.00 Paperback plus S/H
