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The Raging Quiet by Sherryl Jordan · Booklabria

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Sherryl Jordan
The Raging Quiet

Children's fictionChild and youth fiction

The Raging Quiet

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First published: 2000
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Suspicious of sixteen-year-old Marnie, a newcomer to their village, the residents accuse her of witchcraft when she discovers that the village madman is not crazy but deaf and she begins to communicate with him through hand gestures. Suggested level: senior secondary.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Child and youth fiction
Middle Ages
Prejudices
Deaf
Sign language

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