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While out riding in the Georgia mountains, Ellie discovers Alice, a nearly deaf girl, locked in a run-down shed behind the isolated cabin of the Guthrie family.

Text and photographs introduce two deaf sisters who are learning to lip-read and speak.

Examines how historical events and social changes have influenced the ways in which Deaf people define themselves at the dawn of the twenty-first century.

Explores Deaf culture and the impact it has had on academic disciplines, society, and world culture, and examines negative impacts on Deaf culture in different disciplines.

"A novel about a woman who can't speak, a man who is deaf, and a widow who finds herself suddenly caring for a newborn baby"--Provided by publisher.

Presents profiles of six deaf people who have achieved success in their chosen fields.

Profiles six highly successful individuals who are deaf, including a mountaineer, a doctor, and a lawyer, and also includes vocabulary words, review questions, and writing ideas for each chapter.

Chronicles the history of deaf people in America, focusing on the development of the American deaf community during the nineteenth century.

Marcia Forecki discusses how she helped her deaf son develop and learn despite his hearing problems.

Simple text and illustrations teach hand motions for one hundred words in American Sign Language.