The Kentucky-SHHH
Book Page!
This site is designed to make it easy to purchase books we have read and enjoyed. In addition to creating this online bookstore as a service, Amazon.com, who actually fulfills all of the orders received here, returns a percentage of the profits to SHHH in Kentucky.
You can order any of the books highlighted on this page by clicking on either the title or the cover. Once you click on one of those links, you will be taken to Amazon.com's webpage for that book. On that page you can read more about the book, and actually place your order. Please remember that you must order the book from that page or SHHH in KY won't get a commission from Amazon.com. Also, if you don't see a title or a certain edition you are seeking, please let me know! I can probably add the book to the page within a day. Thank you for visiting our book page!
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To buy a book, click on its title!
 Keys to Living With Hearing Loss, by Marcia Dugan. This book is written so anyone can understand the issues associated with a hearing loss. The book would be helpful for an indvidual to understand his/her own social and emotional problems of having a hearing loss or the problems of someone they love or work with.. CLICK ON A TITLE TO ORDER! |
 Hear: Solutions,Skills and Sources For People, by Anne Pope.Featuring real-life case studies and interviews, an illustrated guide shows those suffering from hearing loss how the ear works, what can go wrong, how to cope with hearing loss, and where to get help. . |
 Flight of the Gin Fizz : Midlife at 4,500 Feet, by Henry Kisor. The author (deaf) recounts how he turned around a middle-age crisis by learning to fly, a skill he put to the test in a reenactment of the first coast-to-coast flight, a journey of self-discovery. CLICK ON A TITLE TO ORDER! |
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 What's That Pig Outdoors?; A Memoir of Deafness, by Henry Kisor.Henry Kisor, a veteran journalist, twice nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, lost his hearing at age three. He recounts the story of his life as a deaf person in a hearing culture in this engaging memoir, which offers a fascinating perspective on both worlds. "A first-rate memoir, notable for its candor, charm, and sensitivity."--The Boston Globe. CLICK ON A TITLE TO ORDER! |
 Wired for Sound : A Journey into Hearing, by Beverly Biderman, .A thoughtful and moving personal story of the problems and trials of being deaf in a hearing world. While cochlear implants are merely medical devices, Bev Biderman has captured the full personal and social human story of the impact of such devices on people who get them and on their families and friends. |
 'Do You Hear Me?' : Laughs for the Hard of Hearing by the Hard of Hearing , by Maxwell Schneider, . . .truly a "break-through, the only book addressing a serious disability with humor that reduces tensions and frustrations of the HOH. More importantly, it urges those who deny the problem, to Do Something About It!!, and then offers names of Organizations that will help! . CLICK ON A TITLE TO ORDER! |
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