A Sign of Her Own : The vivid historical novel of a Deaf woman's role in the invention of the telephone by Sarah Marsh

A Sign of Her Own : The vivid historical novel of a Deaf woman's role in the invention of the telephone by Sarah Marsh'Vivid. Eloquent. Offers insight as well as delight' Guardian'An exquisite portrayal of the lonely dislocation of being deaf in a hearing world' The Times'Absolutely brilliant. Ellen Lark is unforgettable' Emilia Hart, author of Weyward'Illuminating beautifully written' Priscilla Morris, Women's Prize Shortlisted author of Black Butterflies'Fantastic. Shines a light into a hidden corner of history' Louise Hare author of This Lovely City and Miss

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