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From the creator of the popular Deaf Motherhood Instagram account and her twin sister comes a sweet board book that introduces little ones to the colors of the rainbow and biblical truths through American Sign Language!

A long time ago, God made a flood that covered the land. After the flood, He put a rainbow in the sky to remind us of the promise to never flood the earth again. Now each color of the rainbow can remind us of other promises that God makes.

God's Rainbow of Promises will teach kids a total of 17 signs, including:

• the seven colors of the rainbow (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet)
• paired signs that highlight promises like "God promises to give you strength," "God promises to love you forever," and "God promises to protect you."

With this one-of-a-kind board book, families will get three levels of learning—their colors, sign language, and Bible knowledge!

Janet Moreno is the creator of the Deaf Motherhood Instagram account, where she shares her faith and insights into life as a Deaf wife and mother. Before deciding to stay home with her four children, Janet worked as a visual information specialist for the Defense of Defense in Washington, DC. She’s been featured in Parents Online, Apple’s “The Greatest” commercial, and several conferences and events where she gets to share biblical life applications with the Deaf community.  

Jennifer Fusco is a wife, mother of two, and a teacher from Charleston, South Carolina. She also is Janet’s twin sister. As the hearing twin, this relationship has given Jennifer a treasure beyond the written and spoken word. She holds a master’s degree in educational leadership and brings her educational expertise to their co-author relationship.

Raised in sunny Singapore, Ziyue (Zyu-air) Chen, aka Angeline, lives with her husband and her two darling children. Dabbling in art was her form of escape from the struggles and confusion of growing up deaf. She enjoys visualizing stories through illustrations, working on mostly children’s books.