Description

In this strong, impacting, and unflinching memoir, a girl looks back on her unusual youth with deaf parents in rural Arizona while attempting to reunite it to her existing life—one by which her father is serving a twenty-year sentence in a maximum-security prison. As a young child, Kambri Crews wanted that she’d been born deaf so that she, too, might completely participate in the small-knit Deaf group that accepted her parents. Her stunning mom was a saint who'd quickly correct anyone’s idea that deaf equaled foolish. Her fine dad, on another hand, was more prone to be found chilling out with the sinners. Gregarious, powerful, and hard-working, he were able to change a crazy parcel right into a family homestead filled with running water and energy.