Herman, the Hermit Crab. Written by Elaine Fantle Shimberg Illustrated by Sandy Seeley Walling	This beautifully illustrated book teaches your child the relationship between numerals, their spelling and the objects the numerals represent. A must have for educators.
A zany fun way to teach your children the relationship between uppercase and lowercase letters.	Helga, the Hippopotamouse ~ is she hippo or mouse? Where does she fit in? This book teaches that regardless what you look like, you can be accepted for who you are, not what you are.
"Families affected by Tourette Sundrome will find this publication of great support. ... Ms. Shimberg provides guidance on how to help the child flourish at home, in school and in his or her future as a sucessful adult living with TS." Judit Ungar, MSW	Abernathy House Publishing was created to assist authors and illustrators in advancing their dreams into reality. We strive to follow the creativity and love for each project in it's own unique way. At Abernathy, love of children and the books we create for them is paramount. Children are a gift given to each of us and we produce gifts to delight each child.  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Abernathy House Publishing, based in Yarmouth, Maine, publishes books for readers of all ages. For signing dates and locations; direct sales or information about Ms. Walling, Ms. Fantel Shimberg, Mr. Lester or Abernathy House Publishing, email: info@abernathyhousepub.com, or call 207-838-6170.
"Herman, the Hermit Crab." by Elaine Fantle Shimberg, illustrated by Sandy Seeley Walling "A Day at the Beach. A seaside counting book from one to ten." by Sandy Seeley Walling "ABC's at the Zoo!" by Sandy Seeley Walling "Tourette Syndrome - What Families Should Know" by Elaine Fantle Shimberg "Girl in the BOX." by John A. Lester >now available through: > Amazon.com      > Baker & Taylor     > Follett Library Services    > Brodart > email: info@abernathyhousepub.com > Fax: 734-687-6283 or call: 207-838-6170 for ordering information.	This is a captivating story of the Hearst Family in crisis whuile their daughter, Patty is held captive as the "Girl in the BOX." by John Lester.