New Releases by Cindy Wheeler

Mulligan, the bookstore cat, has an exciting day when a pigeon wanders into the store.

Open a new world of communicationChildren have a lot to say, whether through gestures, movements, pictures or words. American Sign Language incorporates all of these natural skills, and Cindy Wheeler's book, using helpful hints and picture clues, makes these signs accessible to even the youngest child. To make the sign for tiger, show the stripes on his face, or for please, rub your heart. More Simple Signs introduces 29 words from a young child's everyday life. And the hand sign alphabet is included on the endpapers for children ready for the extra challenge."The result is a broader understanding: children don't simply learn a few words in a new languages; they learn that there's a completely different world of communication". -- Booklist for Simple Signs

Demonstaartes through ilustrations and brief text twenty-nine American Sign Language signs for words such as hello, cry, dog, and love.

A story about an emperor who loves new clothes. For his birthday, two clever tailors offers to sew him a magic suits that only wise people could see it, and fools could not.

Mulligan, the bookstore cat, has an exciting day when a pigeon wanders into the store.

Marmalade looks for a quiet place in the barn to sleep, away from all the baby animals.

Mommy finds it hard to get her work done when baby Sally insists on helping her.

Marmalade the cat finds a satisfying way to accompany his owner on a picnic.

A little pig looks for a way to cool off on a hot day.

Marmalade the cat finds a very lively surprise waiting for him under the tree on Christmas morning.

Marmalade the cat finds a satisfying way to accompany his owner on a picnic.

Marmalade, a cat, causes a commotion when he tries to retrieve a particular yellow leaf.

Marmalade looks for a warm place to hide from the snow outside.

A robin and a cat have a good day followed by a good night.