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A Deaf Woman’s Remarkable Story Doris Herrmann with Michael Gaida and Theres Jöhl Translated by Paul Foster View the table of contents. Interview with Doris Herrmann. Read a review. $24.95t print edition $19.95 e-book

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Contents

Preface	ix
1 Kangaroos as Yet Undiscovered	1
2 School Years	12
3 Under the Spell of the Kangaroo	28
4 Thwarted Courtship	40
5 Dora	49
6 A Firm Decision	61
7 In the Land of My Dreams at Last	77
8 Pebbly Beach	90
9 Jacqueline	103
10 Moving like a Kangaroo	117
11 A Community of Individuals	124
12 The Bosses	131
13 Manuela	143
14 Of Mothers and Children	148
15 It’s Certainly Not Deathly Quiet!	156
16 All Kinds of Remarkable Things	160
17 Dreams	170
18 Kangaroos Overcome the Iron Curtain	180
19 My Brother and I	209
20 Aboriginals	222
21 Eukala	233
22 The All-Embracing Unity	248
Acknowledgments	255

Doris Herrmann has studied and written about kangaroos since the age of 15. She lives in Reinach, near Basel, Switzerland.

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ISBN 978-1-56368-559-0, 6 x 9 paperback, 270 pages, 20 photographs

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