Spin is a picture book for children depicting items that spin in environmental photos with a second section of guided questions for discussion about experiences of children noticing things that spin in their own environment. The book was written by a speech-language pathologist to provide repetition for auditory reinforcement for those children who demonstrate difficulty with production of consonant clusters containing "s" and "p." It is appropriate for all children for language enhancement.

What Color is the Sky? is part of the series, Literacy Links to Phonology. This represents the fifth in the series and the last of the initial /s/ clusters which are usually included in the Cycles Approach to Phonology by speech-language pathologists with young children. The word 'sky' is emphasized throughout the book for auditory bombardment and color concepts are also introduced. The segment What About You? encourages children to observe the sky in their own environment.

This book is a part of the series, Literacy Links to Phonology. The word green is emphasized throughout the book using repetition and photos of a variety of things which are green. It also includes a section What About You? which provides expansion activities utilizing categories and visual discrimination.

Freelance photographer Lindsey Grayson had planned a quiet morning snapping photos in the forest. When she becomes the only witness to a vicious double murder, she's glad that she has her camera ready. Lindsey quickly and quietly documents the event and then alerts the authorities. She doesn't expect to become embroiled in the mystery, but when her photos hit the news, the killer realizes he didn't go undetected. He won't think twice about eliminating a witness. Lindsey's world is soon turned upside down as she finds herself fighting to stay alive and bring the killer to justice. Rival gangs,...