"In MacMillan's recent Nita tale, readers join Nita as she enjoys various meals and snacks with her dad. As Nita and her dad mention different foods, there are slide-out pages that show children how to sign the word. The story teaches readers to sign 10 different words in American Sign Language. For example, words such as 'eat,' 'banana,' 'bread,' and 'apple' are introduced. The signing instructions are very clear and easy for children to understand. Each page contains vibrant colors and engaging illustrations that children will enjoy. This book would make a great addition to any preschool classroom and household seeking to promote diversity. Children will learn that there are different ways to communicate, such as through visual language, and not everyone communicates with spoken words.

This story can also aid ASL comprehension and would be a great starting point for learning simple food signs. ASL is useful for young children who have not yet begun speaking, giving them another tool to express themselves. Therefore, this book is highly recommended.".