DHH Character Book Details

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This book gives readers a glimpse into the life of Isaiah Baier, a very normal, yet extraordinary, hard of hearing kid. After losing his hearing to meningitis at 20 months old, Isaiah began a harrowing journey through both trial and triumph. Be prepared to laugh, cry, and be inspired as Isaiah recounts every day circumstances from his own remarkable 11 year old perspective. Category: Nonfiction Themes: cochlear implants, personal narrative, Interest Level: Upper Elementary (Grades 3-6)