A review by lyndsmarie321
Deaf Like Me by James P. Spradley, Thomas S. Spradley

5.0

At first this book frustrated me but I tried to keep an open mind considering it was a narrative based in the 60s and the times were different. But FINALLY by the end, Lynn's parents accepted that communication/language does not have to be speech. Language can be signs or pictures! Yay for ASL! Lynn's epilogue was also a nice way to end the story. Very insightful book about how deaf culture has evolved over the years.