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Elegantly written and profoundly moving, Frances Itani's debut novel, Deafening, is a tale of virtuosity and power, set on the eve of the Great War and spanning two continents and the life of a young deaf woman in Canada named Grania O'Neill. d.
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Deafening: a novel
2004, HarperFlamingoCanada
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- Large print hardcover ed.
0002005727 9780002005722
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Sent to a school for the deaf, Grania O'Neill meets a hearing man, and together they create a new emotional vocabulary that encompasses both sound and silence. Shortly after their marriage, he leaves for the battlefields of Flanders, and the couple are drawn into events that will change the world forever. Originally published: New York: Atlantic Mo.
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