When Alison Grayback was in Kindergarten someting traumitizng happened to her. She lost her hearing. Now that Ali is a Senior, she can't help but wish that she could fit in. Hannah. Ali's best friend, her only friend. When Ali became deaf in Kindergarten she learned ASL so that she could communicate with her. Hannah and Ali are having a normal day at school when in walks new kid, Carter Simmons. Handsome. New. Smart. What else could a girl want. Right? But guys have never been intersested in Ali. She was deaf. It'd be too much work. But how does Ali respond when Carter trys to talk to her? When he tries to learn Sign Language? Find out in, Yes. I'm Deaf.

A mute. A deaf. And so much more than a love story.

A strikingly emotional coming of age story, set in a typical environment with a unique plot. Arielle Rose is a seventeen-year-old high school student, who meets a new boy that puts her entire life in a different perspective. As Arielle gets to know the mystery-kid, who refuses to speak to anyone, she finds out a dark secret, and is forced to cope with the inevitable outcome of his unique situation. Reviews from Readers: "Very talented author, I DID NOT see that coming!" "You really made me cry... There might be people having these kind of stories of their own...we should always be grateful for each moments we are spending...thank you for this heart wrenching amazing story..."

This is a relic. I do not think that anything published in here reflects who I am today or how I currently write. I realize that I was cringey and not great, even though I thought I was fantastic. How this is #1 in anything, I do not understand. However, as I said, this is a relic. It's certainly interesting to look back at what started my journey and, though I'm not pleased with much in here, it's enjoyable to see how my writing has changed over the years. The last few chapters aren't too bad, but the first 90 or so are legitimately painful. That being said, thank you to anyone who enjoyed this when it was popular and growing. The fact that so many people have seen my stuff is wild.