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Uhlberg,
Myron.
THE PRINTER
Atlanta : Peachtree, 2003.
IL K-3, RL 4.9
ISBN 1561452211
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years ago, before the Internet and even before the television was invented,
people read newspapers. That's were they found out what was going
on in the world. Of course, people still read newspapers but not
like they used to. The newspapers were created using very large printing
presses. The presses were very loud. Because of the terrible
noise, the printing press was thought to be a perfect job for hearing impaired
people. In this story, a deaf man works at the press and finds himself
isolated from the hearing people. |
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SUBJECTS:
Fathers -- Fiction.
Deaf -- Fiction.
People with disabilities -- Fiction.
Sign language -- Fiction.
Newspaper buildings -- Fiction. |
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