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Inspiring Voices: ASL, DHH & Inclusive Books - Author Spotlights & Interviews

  • Writer: Kathleen Marcath
    Kathleen Marcath
  • Sep 19
  • 10 min read

Updated: Sep 22

Children grow so quickly—one day it’s crayons and picture books, the next it’s backpacks and independence. That’s why the stories we choose for them matter.


This month’s blog is a listicle (list + article, not popsicle 🍭)—a joyful collection of authors who are reshaping representation in picture books, Deaf culture, and early access to language. Some highlight ASL, others focus on Deaf identity or cochlear implant experiences, and all share a commitment to stories that connect, uplift, and inspire.


At ASL Picture Books, we believe every story matters—especially those that shine a light on Deaf, Hard-of-Hearing, and inclusive journeys.


Banner with the title Inspiring Voices: ASL, DHH & Inclusive Books – Author Spotlights & Interviews. Illustration shows smiling children, crayons, stars, and ASL handshapes around the phrase Years Tumbling By! Text invites readers to fall in love with stories of identity, belonging, and inclusion and discover ASL literacy tools for families.

Since our inception, we’ve had the honor of interviewing incredible authors whose voices bring something special—whether through their lived experiences, joyful representation, or stories that empower kids to embrace who they are. And now, we’ve gathered them all together in one place.


These stories highlight courage, creativity, and the power of representation. Whether you’re a parent, educator, librarian, or book lover, you’ll find inspiration (and maybe a new favorite!) in these author spotlights.


With Big Hearts and Open Hands: Inspiring Voices in ASL & Inclusive Children’s Books

From joyful adventures to heartfelt lessons, these are the books that become keepsakes—read, loved, and shared for generations.


Dr. Jasmine Simmons — Extraordinary Jordyn

Disability Advocacy & Empowerment | DeafBlind authors in children's literature | Instagram: @drjasminesimmons, LinkedIn: Jasmine Simmons, Au.D, CCC-A 

Dr. Jasmin Simmons, a smiling Black woman with long braids, wears a blue blazer and white shirt against a soft gray background. Next to her is the cover of her children’s book Extraordinary Jordyn and Her Bionic Ears, which shows a cheerful illustrated girl holding her hands in a heart shape. The deep blue cover features doodles of stars, a rocket, and the ASL sign for “love.” Text on the image reads “Dr. Jasmin Simmons” and “@ASLPictureBooks.”

Yes, You Can! Picture Books Supporting DHH Kids This Deaf Awareness Month


Dr. Jasmin Simmons is a DeafBlind medical professional, advocate, and educator living with Usher syndrome. Her debut picture book, Extraordinary Jordyn and Her Bionic Ears, shines a joyful light on children with hearing loss and progressive vision changes, celebrating resilience, inclusion, and representation.




Kathleen Marcath — My Monster Truck Goes Everywhere with Me & Coloring & Activity Book

Founder of ASL Picture Books | Instagram: @aslpicturebooks  Facebook: ASL Picture Books LinkedIn: ASL Picture Books 🌐 Visit Website»


Kathleen Marcath, founder of ASL Picture Books are inclusive children’s books, Kathleen smiles warmly while holding her picture book My Monster Truck Goes Everywhere with Me. To the right, both the picture book and companion Coloring & Activity Book are displayed. A quote about the potential of ASL and children appears above. Background is soft blue with blog branding and @aslpicturebooks.

The Heart Behind the Wheels: Interview with Kathleen Marcath, Author of My Monster Truck Goes Everywhere with Me


As the founder of ASL Picture Books, Kathleen combines storytelling with American Sign Language (ASL) to help children feel seen, included, and empowered. Her award-winning picture book and new companion Coloring & Activity Book celebrate Deaf culture, family connection, and learning ASL through fun, vibrant play.


👉 Read the Interview 

✨ Also featured in our Deaf Awareness Month blog: Yes, You Can!



Lora Heller  — Adventures with Opal Series

Music & ASL for Families | Instagram: @babyfingersASL | Facebook: Baby Fingers  | Visit Website: babyfingers.com

Author Lora Heller smiles while holding a tote bag featuring the Baby Fingers logo. Next to her is the book cover of Adventures with Opal: The Muggy, Buggy Day, written by Lora Heller and illustrated by Piper Fialkoff. The cover shows a young girl named Opal in purple clothes and rainbow boots, standing among gray rocks with bugs around her. The background is a solid purple color, with Lora Heller’s name and the handle @ASLPictureBooks displayed below.

Lora Heller — Baby Fingers Series


Music therapist, Deaf educator, and founder of Baby Fingers, Lora Heller has spent over 25 years blending sign language and song to nurture communication and joy in families. Her latest picture book, Adventures with Opal: The Muggy Buggy Day, invites readers into a whimsical world of curiosity and connection. Discover how Lora’s love of rhythm and representation is changing the way children and families experience language.


👉 Read the Interview

Deb Myers — Winnie's ASL Adventures Series

ASL Education & Family Connection | Instagram: @savorywordspublishing

Author Deb Myers smiles warmly against a purple background. Beside her is the cover of her children’s book Winnie’s ASL Adventures: WASH, illustrated by Julie Bourne. The cover shows an illustrated fox character, Winnie, washing its paws near a puddle with a bucket. Above the book cover, a white hand-drawn graphic of the ASL sign for “I love you” with two floating hearts adds a playful touch. Deb Myers’ name is highlighted in large text on a teal rectangle, with the handle @aslpicturebooks displayed below.

ASL Bridging Communication Through Stories: An Interview with Deb Myers on Her New Book, "WASH"


 Author and ASL educator Deb Myers brings over 15 years of experience to her debut picture book series, Winnie’s ASL Adventures. In WASH, young readers follow Winnie the fox as she learns how simple chores can become joyful experiences—all while modeling everyday ASL signs for families learning together.


👉 Read the Interview


Karlie Waldrip — I Deaf-initely Can, We Deaf-initely Can

Deaf Dog Mom | I📧 Email list: www.rhetttheheeler.com Instagram: @ideafinitelycan   Facebook: rhett_the_heeler Website- 🌐 Visit Website »

Author Karlie Waldrip smiles beside her speckled Australian Cattle Dog, Rhett, against a cloudy sky background. To the right, Rhett is pictured again with his tongue out, sitting proudly. Below are two of Karlie’s children’s books: I Deaf-initely Can: Rhett the Heeler and We Deaf-initely Can: Let the Adventures Begin! Both covers feature vibrant illustrations of Rhett with children exploring outdoor adventures. Text on the image reads “Karlie Waldrip & Rhett,” with the handle @ASLPictureBooks at the bottom.

Dynamic, Deaf, and Definitely Inspiring: Meet Karlie Waldrip and Her Deaf Dog Rhett


Karlie’s bestselling picture books feature her deaf dog, Rhett, and share powerful messages of courage and joy. In her multi-part interview, Karlie’s warmth and honesty shine through as she invites readers into her story and passion for inspiring Deaf children.


👉 Read the Interview Series (Parts 1–2)👉 Read Part 3 – Continuing the Conversation

✨ Also featured in our Deaf Awareness Month blog: Yes, You Can!



Hannah Jessen Conway — Love Sounds Like

Celebrating Connection | 📧 Email list: https://hjconway.com/email-list/

Author Hannah Jessen Conway smiles while holding her children’s book Love Sounds Like. She stands on a wooden porch with trees in the background, wearing a light purple sleeveless top and white skirt. The book cover shows an illustrated mother and child leaning close together under a starry sky. Text on the image reads “Hannah Jessen Conway” with the handle @ASLPictureBooks below.

Love Sounds Like by Hannah Jessen Conway: A Deaf-Inclusive Picture Book


Hannah’s debut story, Love Sounds Like (2024), was inspired by her journey with her son into ASL, accommodations, and the Deaf community. This tender and uplifting book highlights the importance of communication, belonging, and love for families of Deaf and hard-of-hearing children everywhere.


👉 Read the Interview

✨ Also featured in our Deaf Awareness Month blog: Yes, You Can!


Four Views on Sound and ASL — Deaf Artists & Authors

Cristine Sun Kim, Evelyn Glennie, Sarah Nović, and Raymond Antrobus

A collage featuring four portraits: Cristine Sun Kim with glasses and red lipstick, Evelyn Glennie with long silver hair, Sarah Nović wearing glasses and a patterned blouse, and Raymond Antrobus smiling in a light sweater. Text reads: “Four Views on Sound and ASL From Deaf Artists and Authors.”

Exploring Identity, Art, and Expression


Cristine Sun Kim, Evelyn Glennie, Sarah Nović, and Raymond Antrobus each offer unique perspectives on the relationship between sound, silence, and ASL. Through art, music, writing, and poetry, they challenge conventional ideas and inspire a deeper understanding of Deaf identity and expression.


👉 Read the Full Feature


Kathy MacMillan — Little Hands Signing Book Series

Bilingual Storytelling, ASL Resources | Instagram: @kathymacmillan | Facebook: Kathy MacMillan | Visit Website: kathymacmillan.com | More Resources: StoriesbyHand.com & DeafCampsinc.org

Portrait of Kathy MacMillan, smiling with shoulder-length brown hair and glasses, standing in front of a wooden barn door. Below her are thumbnail images of several of her books, including She Spoke, Nita’s First Signs, and multiple titles from her Little Hands and Big Hands and Sword and Verse series, showcasing her diverse work in ASL, literacy, and fantasy fiction.
Kathy MacMillian

Signing & Connecting: A Conversation with Kathy MacMillan


Dive into this inspiring conversation with Kathy MacMillan, the creative mind behind Little Hands and Big Hands and a vibrant lineup of bilingual, ASL-inspired children's books. Discover her passion for nurturing literacy, culture, and communication through joyful storytelling and beautiful visuals.


 Read the interview →


Shay Abigail — My Name is Maya

Author, Educator, Signing Speech-Language Pathologist | Instagram: @mynameismayabook 🌐 Visit Website »

Shay Abigail, smiling in a bright top, holds her children’s book My Name Is Maya. The cover shows Maya, a young Deaf superhero with a cape and big smile, signing proudly.
Shay Abigail

Interview with Shay Abigail, American Sign Language (ASL) Author and Educator


Shay Abigail’s debut book, My Name Is Maya, introduces readers to a Deaf superhero whose adventures celebrate diversity, inclusion, and the power of ASL. With certifications in education and DHH studies, and as a master’s student in speech and hearing sciences, Shay is passionate about early intervention and ensuring every child has access to language and communication from the start.


👉 Read the Interview


Becky Gage — How Much Do You Know About... American Sign Language, and Deaf Culture, History, Jokes, and Stories?

Deaf Humor, Culture & ASL History | Instagram: @yesthat.store  

Author Becky Gage sits smiling in a floral top against a blue backdrop. Beside her is the cover of her interactive pop-up book How Much Do You Know About… American Sign Language and Deaf Culture, History, Jokes, and Stories?, illustrated by Salvador Sanchez. The book cover features playful stars and ASL signs for “book” and “pop-up.” At the bottom corner, the handle @aslpicturebooks is displayed.
Becky Gage

Classic Jokes and Zap Stories: Interview with Becky Gage, Author of a New Pop-Up Book about Deaf Humor


Preserving Deaf culture through immersive storytelling, Becky Gage created the first-ever ASL-themed pop-up book celebrating Deaf jokes, history, and zap stories. Inspired by her roots in Deaf education and community life, her book brings humor and history to life for readers of all ages.


👉 Read the Interview



 Mickey Carolan — Deaf Kids Can Series & Mom Dad Not Hear

Author, Speaker, and CODA (Child of Deaf Adults) | Instagram: @carolanonmymind 🌐 Visit Website »

Author Mickey Carolan smiles in a white shirt, positioned above three of his books. On the left is Mom Dad Not Hear with bold red and black typography on a white cover. On the right is Sky, the Deaf Home Run Hero, showing a cheerful boy holding a baseball bat under a sunny sky. In front is Bonnie and the Deaf Bake Squad, illustrated with a young girl holding a tray of cupcakes in a cozy kitchen scene. The background is light blue with a teal-and-orange diamond accent framing Mickey.
Mickey Carolan

Interview with Mickey Carolan: CODA, Author, and Speaker


Mickey Carolan’s debut picture book, Sky, the Deaf Home Run Hero, launched the Deaf Kids Can series, followed by Bonnie and the Deaf Bake Squad: A Lesson in Confidence. In 2024, he released his memoir Mom Dad Not Hear, sharing 30 powerful lessons on leadership, life, and love inspired by his Deaf parents.


👉 Read the Interview

👉 Read More About His Journey


Katie Petruzziello — Mighty Mila, Mighty Mila Dream Job

Empowered Imagination | Instagram: @mightymilastories 

Author Katie Petruzziello sits smiling in a light-colored armchair by a sunlit window, wearing a white dress. She holds two of her children’s picture books, Mighty Mila: Dream Job and Mighty Mila. The colorful covers feature Mila, a lively young girl with a cochlear implant, surrounded by imaginative scenes. The background includes a green plant in a pot and a painted chest. Text on the image reads “Katie Petruzziello” and “@ASLPictureBooks.”

Mighty Mila by Katie Petruzziello: A Story of Determination and Joy


Katie’s spunky Deaf heroine, Mila, proves she can do anything she sets her mind to. From the original, Mighty Mila, to her latest adventure, Mighty Mila: Dream Job, this series inspires confidence, perseverance, and celebration of every child’s strengths.


👉 Read the Original Interview

👉 Learn More About Mighty Mila: Dream Job

✨ Also featured in our Deaf Awareness Month blog: Yes, You Can!


Cynthia Long — ASL Teaching Resources

Author, Educator, and Resource Creator | Instagram: @asl_teaching_resources

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Interview with Cynthia Long: ASL Teaching Resources for Families and Classrooms


Cynthia Long, a Nationally Certified Interpreter and founder of ASL Teaching Resources, is an author, speaker, and creator of online courses and ASL educational curricula, as well as ASL worksheets and games for children @ https://aslteachingresources.com/


👉 Read “Teaching Sign Language in Early Literacy: 3 Fun Ways”

✨ Also featured in our holiday blog: 6 ASL Resources for Christmas



Dr. D’yann Elaine — Seniors Sign, Too! Series

ASL Educator, Interpreter, and Author | Instagram: @signwithmeinc

Dr. D’yann Elaine, also known as Dr. D’yann Crosby, smiles warmly in a yellow patterned dress, resting her hand near her chin. Beside her are two book covers from her Seniors Sign, Too! series. The first cover, ASL Alphabet Book #1, shows a group of lively senior characters joyfully signing together on a light blue background. The second cover, ASL Family Book #2, features diverse senior and family characters signing against a soft pink background. Text below reads: “Dr. D’yann Crosby, AKA D’yann Elaine.” The @aslpicturebooks handle appears in the corner.

Adults with Hearing Loss Learn Sign Language with D’yann Elaine’s New Book Series


Dr. D’yann Elaine, founder of Sign with Me, Inc., is an ASL educator, interpreter, and author whose Seniors Sign, Too! series empowers older adults and their families to embrace sign language as a joyful bridge to communication. With decades of experience and a passion for social equity, D’yann’s mission is to unify communities through language and inclusion.


👉 Read the Interview



Nancy Chrunin — The William Hoy Story

True Story, Deaf History | Instagram: @nchurnin | Facebook: Nancy Churnin Children's Books | Available for presentations: authorsandmore.com

Author Nancy Churnin smiles warmly, resting her chin on her hand, and wears a teal blouse. Beside her is the cover of her picture book The William Hoy Story, illustrated with a baseball scene: William Hoy slides into base while tipping his hat, with an umpire and cheering crowd in the background. The design features a soft lavender background with geometric accents. Text on the image reads “Nancy Churnin” with the handle @ASLPictureBooks below.

Two Worlds Unite: A Powerful Collaboration Between Author Nancy Churnin and Deaf Historian Steve Sandy


Nancy Churnin believes kindness changes the world—just like her books do. She brings William Hoy’s story to life in this beautiful edition inspired by a high school play that changed her path forever.


 Read the interview →


Bobbie Hinman — How Self-Publishing Authors are Changing the Landscape

Author, Editor, and Publishing Consultant | Instagram: @bobbiehinmanauthor

Author and editor Bobbie Hinman smiles while wearing a purple ruffled top, standing in front of a whimsical backdrop with butterfly wings and streamers. Below her name, three of her books are displayed: How to Master the Art of Writing Children’s Books (a lavender floral cover), I Saw Santa’s Underpants (a playful holiday storybook), and The Fart Fairy (part of her popular fairy series, illustrated with a child in a bathtub and colorful fairy details). The background is light blue with the handle @ASLPictureBooks at the bottom.

How Self-Publishing Authors Are Changing the Landscape


Bobbie Hinman is an award-winning children’s author and professional editor who has helped countless writers bring their stories to life. As the editor behind My Monster Truck Goes Everywhere with Me and upcoming ASL Picture Books projects, Bobbie brings skill, speed, and heart to every manuscript. She has also helped several of our spotlight authors polish their stories—you will be delighted should you reach out and have her on your publishing team.


👉 Read the Interview


Shannon Stocker — Listen: How Evelyn Glennie, A Deaf Girl, Changed Percussion

Children’s Author, Speaker, and Advocate | Instagram: @shannonstocker_

Children’s author Shannon Stocker smiles brightly, wearing a soft coral sweater. Next to her is the cover of her book Listen: How Evelyn Glennie, A Deaf Girl, Changed Percussion. The cover shows a young Evelyn Glennie sitting cross-legged, joyfully drumming, while vibrant waves of colorful sound burst into the air above her, symbolizing rhythm and music. Text reads “Shannon Stocker.” The @aslpicturebooks handle appears at the bottom.

Shannon Stocker Shares a Very Personal Story


Shannon Stocker is the award-winning author of Listen: How Evelyn Glennie, A Deaf Girl, Changed Percussion (2022), a stunning picture book biography that teaches resilience, advocacy, and the power of listening in new ways. She has also written Can U Save the Day? (2019) and Warrior (2023), and frequently contributes to Chicken Soup for the Soul. Shannon’s personal journey of perseverance and her advocacy for children with disabilities shine through in all of her work.


👉 Read the Interview



Travis D. Peterson — Ada and the Helpers, Never Ever Build a Blanket Fort 

Inclusive Adventure | 📧 Email list: http://www.travisdpeterson.com/subscribe (Get a free printable ASL Alphabet BINGO game) Instagram: @travisd.peterson Facebook: Travis D. Peterson 🌐 Visit Website »

Book cover of Ada and the Helpers by Travis D. Peterson. A young girl with dark hair and hearing devices smiles as she plays outdoors, surrounded by friendly animal helpers. The soft, nature-inspired artwork symbolizes courage, support, and community.

Interview with Travis D. Peterson, Author of Ada and the Helpers


Inspired by his daughter Esther, Travis D. Peterson created Ada and The Helpers—a heartwarming picture book that celebrates ASL, inclusion, and the everyday heroes who help us grow. Ada and the Helpers is a touching addition to inclusive children’s books that celebrate Deaf identity and American Sign Language.


👉 Read the Interview

✨ Also featured in our Deaf Awareness Month blog: Yes, You Can!



Sara Nović — True Biz & Girl at War

Deaf Author and Professor | Instagram: @photonovic 🌐 Visit Website

Deaf author Sara Nović stands against a stone wall, wearing glasses, a short-sleeved patterned shirt, and black pants with her hands in her pockets. To the right are three of her book covers: Girl at War (a teal and orange design with tree branches), True Biz (bold colorful letters with a signing hand illustration), and America Is Immigrants (a bright yellow cover featuring the Statue of Liberty). Text reads “Sara Nović – Deaf Author.” The @aslpicturebooks handle is at the bottom.

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER: Sara Nović and the Representation of Deafness


Sara Nović is the acclaimed author of Girl at War, True Biz (a New York Times Bestseller), and America Is Immigrants. Through her gripping prose, she captures the complexities of identity, language, and belonging. Her work reminds us that Deaf and disability inclusion isn’t a passing “moment,” but the path toward a richer, more equitable “new normal.”


👉 Read the Interview

✨ Also featured in our group blog: Four Views on Sound and ASL



Can You Hear a Rainbow? by Jamee Riggio Heelan

Nonfiction Picture Book | Illustrated by Nicola Simmonds

Book cover of Can You Hear a Rainbow? by Jamee Riggio Heelan, illustrated by Nicola Simmonds. A young Deaf boy named Chris smiles while surrounded by bright rainbow colors. The design reflects themes of sound, friendship, and connection.

An Exploration of Sound and Friendship


Published in 2002, Can You Hear a Rainbow? tells the true story of Chris, a Deaf boy navigating friendships with both hearing and Deaf peers. With warmth and honesty, Chris explores what makes us different and what makes us the same, teaching sign language to his friends — and even his dog. This early picture book about deafness and ASL invites children to cherish differences while celebrating shared humanity.


👉 Read the Blog



Raymond Antrobus — Can Bears Ski? & The Perseverance

Deaf Poet and Children’s Author | Instagram: @raymondantrobus

Deaf poet and author Raymond Antrobus stands with arms crossed, smiling slightly, wearing a cream sweater with a green stripe. To the right are three of his book covers: Can Bears Ski? illustrated with a friendly bear on a bright yellow background, All the Names Given featuring abstract black-and-gold textured art, and The Perseverance with a black-and-white moon illustration. Text reads “Raymond Antrobus Deaf Poet and Author.”

Deafness in a Hearing World, Through the Lens of Raymond Antrobus


Raymond Antrobus is an award-winning British poet and the author of the children’s book Can Bears Ski?—a story he says he wishes he had growing up deaf. His poetry collections The Perseverance and All the Names Given explore identity, sound, silence, and belonging. Through his words, Raymond transforms personal experiences into universal insight, empowering readers to see the world differently.


👉 Read the Interview

✨ Also featured in our group blog: Four Views on Sound and ASL



Ruth Sidransky — In Silence: Growing Up Hearing in a Deaf World

Memoirist and Advocate -Legacy Author & CODA

Legacy Author Spotlight graphic featuring Ruth Sidransky. On the left is the cover of her memoir In Silence: Growing Up Hearing in a Deaf World, which shows black-and-white family photographs, including Ruth as a young girl. On the right is a circular portrait of Ruth Sidransky, smiling outdoors with short gray adn aubrun hair, wearing a dark sweater. Text reads: Ruth Sidransky (1929–2017). The background fades from soft blue sky to a golden sunset over the ocean. At the bottom is the handle @aslpicturebooks.

The Inner World of a Deaf Person


Ruth Sidransky (1929–2017), daughter of Deaf parents, offered a rare perspective in her memoir In Silence (1990). She captures the beauty and challenges of growing up between Deaf and hearing worlds, highlighting her mother’s “well-honed intuitive sense.” A must-read, In Silence remains an invaluable legacy work for understanding Deaf culture, CODA life, and the power of sign language.


👉 Read the Blog


Kathleen Marcath — My Panel Discussion Highlights & Conference Recap from AWP AWP 2023 | Seattle

Conference recap graphic with the Seattle skyline and Space Needle in the background. On the left is Kathleen Marcath, smiling and seated in a blue blouse and black sweater. On the right are two featured book covers: A Loss for Words: The Story of Deafness in a Family by Lou Ann Walker, with a purple night-sky design, and Resilient Silence: A Deaf-Experience Suspense Novel by Peter M. Quint, showing a runner’s red shoe against a dark background. The title text reads: My Panel Discussion Highlights & Conference Recap — AWP 2023 | Seattle. At the bottom: “More books mentioned in the recap inside the blog.” The handle @aslpicturebooks is included.
Books shown by Lou Ann Walker and Peter M. Quint


Kathleen Marcath — My Panel Discussion Highlights & Conference Recap from AWP


At AWP’s 2023 Conference in Seattle, Kathleen challenged her fears and made meaningful new connections with authors, editors, and Deaf literature advocates. The recap blog mentions influential works such as Lou Ann Walker’s A Loss for Words, alongside nine other inspiring titles, offering a glimpse into the powerful community, connections, and inclusive literature today.


👉 Read the Recap


This new Author Interviews & Spotlights hub will continue to grow as we feature even more voices from the world of Deaf, Hard-of-Hearing, and inclusive children’s literature. We invite you to return often—to discover new books, explore unique journeys, and celebrate the powerful stories shaping how children see themselves.


Thank you for helping us honor and uplift the authors behind these stories—books that spark empathy, celebrate identity, and remind us all of the power of language.


With gratitude,

Kathleen Marcath

Founder, ASL Picture Books


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