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Amy Signs
A Mother, Her Deaf Daughter, and Their Stories

Rebecca Willman Gernon
and Amy Willman

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From The Midwest Book Review’s library newsletter California Bookwatch

Amy Signs: A Mother, Her Deaf Daughter, and Their Stories provides an account unique in the literature of the deaf community: an account of a hearing mother and a deaf daughter who provide their different perspectives on Amy’s childhood and education. Rebecca was anguished to learn of her 11-month-old baby’s deafness in 1969: her account charts struggles to find the right educational opportunities for Amy. Amy’s story reveals her life at a boarding school, her world of deaf friends living away from home, an her introduction to the world of sign. A fine account evolves with two different perspectives revealed.

Rebecca Willman Gernon writes plays, short stories, and memoirs in New Orleans, LA.

Amy Willman is a Lecturer in the Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders, University of Nebraska, Lincoln.

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ISBN 978-1-56368-537-8, 6 x 9 paperback, 248 pages, photographs

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