This graphic novel is written by and about a deaf girl. It follows the story of a young girl who has lost her hearing due to illness. Because this story is told through a graphic novel it gives the story colorful themes and some humor. I think that graphic novels are important to have as options for reading in the classroom and I think that this one is an amazing option. This is a great book for intermediate students and I think will be a huge asset in the classroom.

This book is about a girl who finds out she's deaf when she's young. It's for kids in 3rd to 5th grade and shows her journey of making friends and dealing with challenges.

1.I would recommend this book to upper elementary school to middle school students.
2.This book goes through a memoir of the author who is deaf. It is a great story of embarrassment and wanting to be normal. Also throughout the book she explains that her being deaf is a super power. It is a great book to demonstrate what it feels like to be in a deaf persons shoes.
3.I will definitely recommend this book in the future to my students. It is a good book to help show another's perspective. ( )

Graphic novel about a little girl named Cece who finds out she's deaf when she's very young. She receives something called the phonic ear, which is a huge hearing aid that helps her hear. The book goes through all of her friendships, heartbreak, school and home life. Through watching a TV show with her siblings, she adopts the name El Deafo and becomes a superhero!

I thought this book was very cute and well written. It's a little bit more elementary than the other graphic novel's I've read, so I would use this book for 3-5 graders. I thought it did a really good job at giving us a good look into Cece's life and her struggles. The book is filled with so many moments that everyone can definitely relate on when they were in elementary school. I would definitely reccomend!

This is a very cute book about a girl who is deaf. This goes thought the journey of a girl who is just trying to make friends but is struggling, I though this was such an eye opening book. Great for middle grades.