Chinese Reading

My wife picked up a few Hanyufeng (Chinese Breeze) reading books (easy level for me). I got through the first one and think these are really helpful for improving my character reading skills. I figured I'd check out Amazon to see if I could order more at some point when I move to the states, but no such luck. Also checked the publisher's site and it has almost nothing.

Anyone have any suggestions for ordering these online? As a last resort, I may ask my mother-in-law to send some in the future.

C-M
 I see what you mean about their website. It's a little locked up.
http://www.hanyufeng.com/ Since put out by Peking University Press you'd think a bit easier to navigate but this series isn't.

It's used by at least one instructory at UC-Davis http://chinese.ucdavis.edu/faculty/Chu
so you may find them in a local or regional college library near your landing zone. I may have found four copies here at UNC-CH, but I'll have to drop by library on way home to be sure.
I thought they'd be available at YesAsia www.yesasia.com but I couldn't get them to come up.
However, you can order them from Cheng and Tsui in Boston. 
http://www.cheng-tsui.com/store/products/chinese_breeze
They run about $5/copy. You might be able to download as PDFs as well as get hard copy. I didn't check for that.


Cheng and Tsui are the distributors of Integrated Chinese that several of us have used.
http://eastasia.hawaii.edu/yao/icusers/general.htm

China Sprout seems to be based out of New York, and they also have them:

http://www.chinasprout.com/htm/shop.html?Search.x=0&Search.y=0&type=Chinese+Breeze&section=shop&mode=search&topic=culture

Only 6 level one and 2 level two books currently available, as far as i know.

Thanks for the detective work guys. As long as someone has a few of them out there, I'll be able to keep up my studies when I move--I'm determined not to half-ass a language for once.