Turn On the Light So I Can Hear (Paperback)

from Digilormo

I have read a few books by Teri Kanefield. As alway her writing style just draws you in. I found myself getting lost in the book not wanting to put it down. I couldn't believe how vividly I could imagine the ASL symbols. This says a lot about Teris writing ability. She can make you feel like you ...

from deemelody

I loved this book. I didn't stop reading from page one to the end. Normally I don't like jumping from the past to the present and back and forth over and over. But in this book it worked perfectly. I don't think the book would have worked any other way. It was a wonderful set of characters that I...

from DawnAllenbach

I received a copy of this book from the author via LibraryThing's Member Giveaways in return for an honest review. For me, the plot line could have been tighter. Yes, Bretna is a starving artist, but what is her end objective? She obviously takes on the job for the $18/hour paycheck because bills...

from pomo58

Turn On the Light So I Can Hear from Teri Kanefield is both a wonderful portrayal of many of the issues surrounding deaf culture in a largely hearing world as well as a sort of (partial) coming of age story. Having a protagonist who straddles deaf culture (hearing impaired) and fully hearing brin...

from Digilormo

I have read a few books by Teri Kanefield. As alway her writing style just draws you in. I found myself getting lost in the book not wanting to put it down. I couldn't believe how vividly I could imagine the ASL symbols. This says a lot about Teris writing ability. She can make you feel like you ...