It simply is a platform upon which I experience my world. I don’t think hearing loss is some kind of super power, but I also don’t think it’s something to overcome. The beloved 1 New York Times bestselling and Newbery Honor winning graphic novel-now in a superpowered special edition with 40 pages of all-new material Starting at a new school is scary, especially with a giant hearing aid strapped to your chest At her old school, everyone in Cece's class was deaf. I left that in, but I want to remind you that it’s important imperative that your kid grow up with a sense of disability pride – in not “overcoming” their hearing loss, but rather, in leaning in and recognizing it for an intrinsic part of who they are. There is also a thread of “overcoming” in a lot of them. I personally was not the type of kid that would have appreciated that kind of thing, but then I again, I didn’t like Dr. There is a weird obsession it seems with a lot of the stories to feature “super” something, that cochlear implants or hearing aids give superpowers. Some are about deaf children, some hard of hearing children, all of the stories feature hearing ware in some way – cochlear implants or hearing aids. Some of these are board books, others regular paper books. I wanted to break up the sections a little more for you (to make it easier for you to find the age you are targeting), but I think in the end one list is the way I’ll need to go with the target ages mentioned in the book description box. Your local used bookseller might have them as well – always shop local when possible! Best Children’s Books Featuring Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children Amazon is linked for clarity – so you know exactly what book I’m talking about – but be sure to look for these in your local library or request them. Some of the books feature kids with cochlear implants, other with hearing aids. Deaf or hard of hearing children are the main characters in the stories. These are lists of children’s books for deaf and hard of hearing children, featuring deaf or hard of hearing children in the stories.

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