Deaf Daisy | #1 in #americansignlanguage

Deaf Daisy | #1 in #americansignlanguage

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17-year-old Daisy Miller is perfectly fine. Really, she's fine. Until Cannon Kane, the boy who gave her the nickname Deaf Daisy in the second grade, suddenly stops talking, and he is transferred into her classes in hopes he will learn ASL and begin communicating with his teachers again. Guess who has no intention of learning ASL? Cannon. And guess who has no intention of helping him? Daisy. A coming-of-age story about loss, love, and peanut butter and banana sandwiches. [ ON HOLD UNTIL SUMMER 2020 (I am a graduating senior in university!) ]
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*From Best Friends To Worst Enemies* "You really think you stand a chance Badboy?" I snorted. "You tell me." He had the audacity to smirk as I stood there covered in stale spaghetti. "So this is it then? The beginning of your end!" Fine I was a little overdramatic but so was he! He leaned in and I felt a slight tingling sensation in my skin--and no, it definitely wasn't the spaghetti! "Maybe if you didn't look like a blob of tomato sauce I'd feel a little bit threatened." "If this is how it has to be, bring it on Badboy!" And that's where it all began. The chaos. The drama. The fights. The drunk conversations. The sleepless nights. The hatred. The kisses. And well maybe? Eventually? The insane urge to punch that sexy smirk off his face! •••

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