Deaf characters in children's storybooks
Some of the books also feature British Sign Language
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The Wheels on the Bus: BSL (Hands-On Songs)
The Wheels on the Bus: BSL (Hands-On Songs) by Anthony Lewis. A series of eight board books developed with the support of SureStart. Each book shows babies and toddlers signing along to nursery rhymes. All the books include casual illustrations of disabled children.
Little Space Explorers (Little Explorers)
Little Space Explorers (Little Explorers) by Anthony Lewis. From the series published by Child's Play International, this book has a double-sided figure who slips into acetate pockets throughout the book to enjoy all manner of exciting activities travelling into space. One of the characters in the book wears a hearing aid.
Jake and Jasmine to the Rescue | Our children's books
Jake and Jasmine When Jake, who is deaf and has a cochlear implant, returns to his superhero school after the summer he finds out that Tilly, the school’s tortoise, has gone missing. Jake teams up with Jasmine, a new girl in his class, and together they go on a quest to find the school’s much loved pet and show that anyone can be a superhero!
World Book Day – “How many characters can you think of that have a disability?”
Moses Goes to a Concert is a fascinating depiction of deafness with its illustrations of sign language and its inclusion of a large cast of deaf characters, including Moses the protagonist. However, the character I want to draw your attention to the Ms. Elywn, a percussionist who also happens to be deaf. On a visit to a concert she inspires Moses to one day become a percussionist like herself.
Libros sobre las familias – La unidad familiar
It's 3 days, 4 hours and 16 minutes since Lucy's big brother Omar borrowed her coloured pencils. And now she's going to have to ask him to give them back. But, how can a little girl who is deaf get the attention of a hearing teenager who isn't interested in what she has to say? It poses questions including who is really deaf in this story and how sign language can be fun. This book is bi-lingual, English and Spanish.
A Day at the Park: No. 4 (Hattie and Friends S.)
A Day at the Park (Hattie and Friends) by Lesley Berrington, Karen Middleton. The latest in a series of stories about a little girl called Hattie and her friends. In this story Hattie and her friend Toby, who has a cochlear implant, have a day at the park.