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  • Of Sound Mind

    Jean Ferris

    Paperback (Farrar, Straus and Giroux (B.Y.R.), April 2, 2004)
    A poignant novel partially set in a world of silenceHigh school senior Theo is fluent in two languages: spoken English and sign. His parents and brother, Jeremy, are deaf, but Theo can hear, which has over the years cast him in the role of interpreter for his family. Unfortunately, it's not a welcome duty, especially in the case of his mother, Palma. She is a successful sculptor who, being deeply suspicious of "hearies," expects Theo to act as her business manager. And Jeremy relies on Theo for company and homework help. It's become especially frustrating lately because Theo has met a fascinating new girl at school, Ivy, with whom he wants to spend as much time as possible. Theo's father, Thomas, is the only one who has never burdened him, but that changes when Thomas has a stroke. Palma, frightened and self-absorbed, cannot bring herself to nurse her husband, leaving Theo with the full burden to bear. But with the help of Ivy and some of her friends, Theo is finally able to change his family's dynamics and find time to plan his future.
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  • Of Sound Mind

    Jean Ferris

    Hardcover (Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), Sept. 24, 2001)
    A poignant novel partially set in a world of silenceHigh school senior Theo is fluent in two languages: spoken English and sign. His parents and brother, Jeremy, are deaf, but Theo can hear, which has over the years cast him in the role of interpreter for his family. Unfortunately, it's not a welcome duty, especially in the case of his mother, Palma. She is a successful sculptor who, being deeply suspicious of "hearies," expects Theo to act as her business manager. And Jeremy relies on Theo for company and homework help. It's become especially frustrating lately because Theo has met a fascinating new girl at school, Ivy, with whom he wants to spend as much time as possible. Theo's father, Thomas, is the only one who has never burdened him, but that changes when Thomas has a stroke. Palma, frightened and self-absorbed, cannot bring herself to nurse her husband, leaving Theo with the full burden to bear. But with the help of Ivy and some of her friends, Theo is finally able to change his family's dynamics and find time to plan his future.
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  • Of Sound Mind

    Jean Ferris

    School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books, April 2, 2004)
    FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Tired of interpreting for his deaf family and resentful of their reliance on him, high school senior Theo finds support and understanding from Ivy, a new student who also has a deaf parent.
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  • Of Sound Mind

    Jean Ferris

    Paperback (Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), April 2, 2004)
    A poignant novel partially set in a world of silenceHigh school senior Theo is fluent in two languages: spoken English and sign. His parents and brother, Jeremy, are deaf, but Theo can hear, which has over the years cast him in the role of interpreter for his family. Unfortunately, it's not a welcome duty, especially in the case of his mother, Palma. She is a successful sculptor who, being deeply suspicious of "hearies," expects Theo to act as her business manager. And Jeremy relies on Theo for company and homework help. It's become especially frustrating lately because Theo has met a fascinating new girl at school, Ivy, with whom he wants to spend as much time as possible. Theo's father, Thomas, is the only one who has never burdened him, but that changes when Thomas has a stroke. Palma, frightened and self-absorbed, cannot bring herself to nurse her husband, leaving Theo with the full burden to bear. But with the help of Ivy and some of her friends, Theo is finally able to change his family's dynamics and find time to plan his future.
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  • Of Sound Mind

    Jean Ferris

    Library Binding (Paw Prints 2008-05-22, May 22, 2008)
    A poignant novel partially set in a world of silenceHigh school senior Theo is fluent in two languages: spoken English and sign. His parents and brother, Jeremy, are deaf, but Theo can hear, which has over the years cast him in the role of interpreter for his family. Unfortunately, it's not a welcome duty, especially in the case of his mother, Palma. She is a successful sculptor who, being deeply suspicious of "hearies," expects Theo to act as her business manager. And Jeremy relies on Theo for company and homework help. It's become especially frustrating lately because Theo has met a fascinating new girl at school, Ivy, with whom he wants to spend as much time as possible. Theo's father, Thomas, is the only one who has never burdened him, but that changes when Thomas has a stroke. Palma, frightened and self-absorbed, cannot bring herself to nurse her husband, leaving Theo with the full burden to bear. But with the help of Ivy and some of her friends, Theo is finally able to change his family's dynamics and find time to plan his future.
  • Of Sound Mind

    Jean Ferris

    Hardcover (Thorndike Press, Nov. 12, 2004)
    High school senior Theo is fluent in two languages: spoken English and American Sign Language. His parents and younger brother, Jeremy, are deaf, which has cast Theo in the role of interpreter for his family. It's become a dreaded duty, especially in the case of his mother. A successful sculptor, she is suspicious of "hearies" and expects Theo to act as her business manager. Jeremy relies on Theo for company and homework help. Only his father has never taken advantage of his ears. Available only in The Literacy Bridge 5.
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  • Of Sound Mind

    Jean Ferris

    Library Binding (Perfection Learning, April 1, 2004)
    A poignant novel partially set in a world of silence High school senior Theo is fluent in two languages: spoken English and sign. His parents and brother, Jeremy, are deaf, but Theo can hear, which has over the years cast him in the role of interpreter for his family. Unfortunately, it's not a welcome duty, especially in the case of his mother, Palma. She is a successful sculptor who, being deeply suspicious of "hearies," expects Theo to act as her business manager. And Jeremy relies on Theo for company and homework help. It's become especially frustrating lately because Theo has met a fascinating new girl at school, Ivy, with whom he wants to spend as much time as possible. Theo's father, Thomas, is the only one who has never burdened him, but that changes when Thomas has a stroke. Palma, frightened and self-absorbed, cannot bring herself to nurse her husband, leaving Theo with the full burden to bear. But with the help of Ivy and some of her friends, Theo is finally able to change his family's dynamics and find time to plan his future.
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  • Of Sound Mind by Jean Ferris

    Jean Ferris

    Paperback (Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), Aug. 16, 1729)
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  • Of Sound Mind

    Jean Ferris

    Library Binding (Demco Media, April 30, 2004)
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  • OF SOUND MIND BY Ferris, Jean

    Jean Ferris

    Paperback (Sunburst, April 2, 2004)
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  • Of Sound Mind by Ferris, Jean

    Ferris

    Paperback (Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), 2004, Aug. 16, 1800)
    Of Sound Mind by Ferris, Jean [Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), 2004] Paperba...