Elspeth Grace Hall is an author whose work draws from a rich tapestry of interests, including history, languages, and creative writing. She is dedicated to the revival of Scotland's Norn language, for which she has developed foundational grammar workbooks and translated children's literature. Following hearing loss, Elspeth learned Sign Language and now writes poetry in both English and Sign Supported English, exploring unique avenues of literary expression. Her distinctive approach blends linguistic heritage with personal experience and children's literature.
It all started when Puss-Puss was young. Puss-Puss was not sure how or why it happened. One night she went to sleep in the box under the bed like she did every night but when she woke in the morning she was by the canal in the big outside. These are the wonderful stories of Puss-Puss as she meets new friends and has exciting adventures in the big outside.
More wonderful stories of Puss-Puss as she meets friends and has exciting adventures in the big outside. The Adventures of Puss-Puss continue as she meets a curly tailed gnome and a snow bunny, takes part in the rat race and dances at the Quarry Ball Gentle stories to share at bedtime and for beginner readers.
What the Apatosaur saw: A colour-me-in story with activity pages. The lonely Apatosaur causes dismay when he discovers he's the last dinosaur. Only Jonathan, a Deaf child, can understand the dinosaur and calm the town. Written by Deaf author and story teller Elspeth Grace Hall this wonderful tale includes colouring and visual activities and some simple signs to learn.