Children of deaf adults will share a laugh or a cry with Liz, the daughter of Frank and Evie. Even though it is an autobiography, this is written as a novel. Frank and Evie lived out their lives without the services or technology of today for the Deaf. They lived fortunate lives not realizing what it really meant to be deaf in a "hearing world." Questions arise in their deaf lives as they become acquainted with their peers throughout life. When Mama gave Evie an unusually tight hug, Evie knew something was very wrong. She had never seen her mama with this look of fear on her face. Was she...