Children's Books

Think About Being Deaf This series takes a thoughtful and positive look at disabilities, encouraging children to think about ways in which disabled people overcome their problems and lead fulfilling lives.

£5.00

Moonbird A Moonchild blows a bubble that pops on an Earth baby and surrounds him in silence. He cannot hear or speak. His parents, a King and Queen, are devastated when they realize but a Moonbird teaches the little prince how to use his hands and eyes to communicate.

£5.00

My Brother John This is an interesting work - an illustrated children's book where the lead character has a cochlear implant . This book is described as being "A humorous children's book that shows a typical day in the life of a brother and sister and the fun and mischief they get up to."

£5.00

Cathal Can Sign Cathal Can Sign is an illustrated book for children to learn about Irish Sign Language and Gaelic, encouraging communication skills at a young age.

£10.00

Charlie Can Sign Sign language provides parents and caregivers with a resource and educational tool to communicate with all children through visual communication.

£10.00

Deafness – What’s it Like? This is an inspiring resource book for 5-7 year olds on Deafness and what it is like to be deaf.

£6.00

Deafness and Hearing Loss - The Essential Guide This book aims to help people of all ages come to terms with their hearing loss or deafness and overcome the new challenges that daily life might bring. With chapters devoted to hearing loss in childhood and education, parents can learn techniques to develop their child's communication skills and maintain confidence before they begin school.

£7.00

Freddie and the Fairy Freddie is desperate for a pet, so when he rescues Bessie-Belle and she offers to grant his wishes he knows just what to ask for.

£5.99

John Gets Ready for School It's time for John to get ready for school.But John keeps getting it wrong! My Brother John readers will remember John and his sister are not saints!

£5.00