DHH with no CI/HA or ASL

William Hoy was a famous Deaf professional baseball player who changed the entire game!

A little girl who is missing one ear and is completely herself.

William Hoy was a famous Deaf professional baseball player who changed the entire game!

Has a few pictures with ASL signs. 

Kitty lost her hearing as a child, and is the fast girl on Earth! Deaf Kids can do anything.

The chef is half Deaf and keeps hearing the orders wrong. Will Kitty and Gordy fix the orders?

Alex has a little ear but that doesn't stop him from enjoying the sounds around him! This book is about Microtia.

(This book does show CI/HA) Learn about all different types of families! Disabilities, grandmas raising kids, etc..

Everly, a baby elephant born with hearing loss, grapples with feeling left out and wonders if she can ever fully participate in the games her friends enjoy.

This book teaches the sign for push, and makes kids believe they can do anything if they just push through!

Mr. Quigley's Keys invites you to walk in the work shoes of a  handyman as he quietly jingles through the hallways of his school, listening for ways to serve and connect by heart.

Marvellous Messages will teach you about all the different ways we can send, or receive, a message. With Perky, the expert tour guide, explore the beginnings of languages!

Nathan doesn't say much. At school, Nathan quietly observes the ways his peers communicate. Even when they’re not talking, they’re expressing themselves in all sorts of ways!

The Adventures of Andy and Aya book series tells the story of a deaf girl called Dara, whose love brings her favorite toys to life - the giraffe Andy and the doll Aya.

The biography of William Hoy and how he found his place as a Deaf professional baseball player.

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Hearing girl with a Deaf brother who uses ASL at home. Her best friend uses Spanish at home and they share the languages.

The fairy can't hear very well and grants all of Freddie's wishes wrong. What can they do? The Fairy Queen is on hand to help.

A tale of Charlie, a deaf child that embraces their differences and marvels at their four heightened senses.

A story about a hearing and Deaf friends in 1990. Teaches about TTY, Deafness, and other useful technology.

Meet Faith is the story of a deaf Dalmatian who showed all who met her that being deaf wouldn’t hold her back in life. 

Romelie's family communicates in English and American Sign Language, but what languages do her friends and neighbors use?

Abby, a Deaf second grader who uses ASL to communicate. Abby often finds herself lonely due to her peers' lack of understanding about ASL.

Charlie sings. The problem? He can't hear his own song. With Greyson, Charlie goes to find the song in his heart and share it with the  world, and himself.

Meet Troll -- an underground bully who learns the power of words and empathy. He learns when a Deaf rabbit passes by suddenly trolling is no longer fun for him.

After losing her hearing at four and education, Nellie Zabel was introduced to the world of flight while working at the Sioux Falls airport. She became the first deaf pilot in the nation.

How do we express ourselves without saying a word? Why do we only understand some facial expressions? Explore the fascinating world of human communication.

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Reena is Deaf and Dog is homeless. Soon everyone will learn just how special they are.

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A great book to teach Deaf kids about the rights they have and how to use them!

A book to inspire Deaf kids that they can do anything!

A girl who can't hear and a bird who can't speak form a friendship and inspire her to make more friends. 

Tell Mama is a book to encourage any and all types of communication!

Communication is spoken, signed, gestured, pointed, and even images!

When her family  realizes that Bridget has been ignoring the world  and inventing weird words, it leads to a 

diagnosis of Hearing Loss.

A story that introduces the ling sounds for Auditory/Oral students to practice.

A microtia story. 

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This is no longer in stock but you can find used copies.

A story about an elephant who goes on a journey in search of his hearing meeting friends along the way who can’t do things but tell him about the things that they can!

Not specifically a DHH book, but talks about different ways to communicate such as smiling, signing, waving, using technology.

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No mention of Deaf/HA/CI.

What did it take to put a man in space? To land him safely on the moon? It took years of research—and the help of eleven deaf men! What did they have that hearing researchers at NASA didn’t?

Annie is a foster kid at the Moreno's. She succeeds at being invisible—until her first experience with "that time of the month" shines an unwanted spotlight on her. 

Annie is Deaf.