Kent, Deborah

Explores the history of American Sign Language and deaf culture, including ongoing controversies within the deaf community today.

As Chloe struggles for her life in a hospital, she realizes that she must depend on Todd Bower's love for her.

Takes readers on a tour of Washington, D.C., describing the district's history, culture, land, economy, government, and sights, and including unique facts, color maps and photos, suggested activities, lists of famous people, cultural institutions, and annual events, and other resources.

Provides an introduction to the geography, natural resources, history, government, economy, important sites, daily life, and people of Utah; and includes tips on visiting the state, related projects, a time line, a glossary, fast facts, a biographical dictionary, and resources.

Discusses the Indian Removal Act which was signed into law by President Andrew Jackson in 1829 and led to the forced relocation of the Cherokee people from their land and homes in the southeastern U.S., on a march to Oklahoma that cost the lives of thousands of Native Americans.

A biography of the wife of the forty-second president of the United States, discussing her youth, marriage, and work on health care and the welfare and education of children.

Describes the history, culture, people, commerce, and points of interest of Dallas, the second-largest city in Texas.

Describes the history, culture, daily life, food, sports, and points of interest of the capital and largest city of Argentina, South America.

Describes physical aspects, history, and social life and customs of the capital of the Republic of Ireland.

Describes the history, culture, daily life, food, people, sports, and points of interest in the capital of Massachusetts, one of the oldest and most historic cities in the United States.