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Aug 18, 2017
Katie
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I read this at Alice's urging, and I truly loved it.
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Down to its name, this book is a quirky and sensitive portrayal of the author's childhood as a kid with a disability. Bell is deaf, and this graphic memoir (somewhat fictionalized?) is a both fun and moving look at what it was like to be a student and just a kid in general with a disability in an environment in which there were generally no other deaf kids. The story is told remarkably well, and Bell does a beautiful job depicting her life in a way that will both empower kids with disabilities a
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Mar 04, 2015
taeli
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Really nice graphic novel about a girl growing up with greatly reduced hearing and a very noticeable hearing aid. In an afterward the author says she wanted to make the reader understand her emotions at the time, and the book 100% succeeds at that.
Cute story about coming of age and making friends when you're faced with how other people view your differences.
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Oct 27, 2017
Brooke Williams
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