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	The Joy of Signing: The Illustrated Guide for Mastering Sign Language and the Manual Alphabet Lottie L. Riekehof Gospel Publishing House, 1987 - 352 pages average customer review:based on 45 reviews view larger image
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Extremely Helpful- A Must Needs!

Anyone involved in or interested in sign language, I highly recommend you purchase this book. I am involved in a sign team at our church & this book has been very helpful in looking up signs to our songs. It is a GREAT learning tool!

The Joy of Signing

A great resource for anyone wanting to learn or brush up on their sign language skills.

Used by teachers

This book is used by people who teach sign language and that is how we came to find out about it and why we purchased it. Graphic and easy to follow.

The Joy of Signing:The Illustrated Guide for Mastering Sign Language and the Manual Alphabet

It would be better to have more signs for individual concrete items and less abstract stuff for my use. (I am teaching an autistic child to sign.)

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average sign language book

I own many sign language books/dictionaries. I have to say that this one gets a lot of shelf time. I do not like the format. Most dictionaries are alphabetical order. This dictionary is inconveniently grouped in sections.
Things that I do like about the dictionary is that it does give a nice explaination of what your hands are doing, usage (puts the word in a sentence) and many times origin of the sign.
If you were only to get one dictionary this is not the one(I would prefer the American Sign Language Dictionary if only purchasing one), but if you would like a nice reference book to add to your collection this is a fine one.

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