Literature
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Life as a Coda: An Interview with Ku Mei Kern
Growing Up CODA – A Child of Deaf Adults by Adrienne Abercrombie
A CODA – Child of Deaf Adults – Lon Chaney By H Dominic W Stiles
What It's Like to Grow Up with Deaf Parents Angela Skujins
Communication & parenting issues in families with deaf parents and hearing children kerri clark
Matt Dixon: Ten essential things to know about being a child of deaf parents!
What it is like being a hearing child of deaf parents Published by Ashley McGoey
The Odd One Out The strange dynamics of growing up deaf in a hearing family
Growing up CODA: What it's like to be the only person in your family who can hear
Growing Up Hearing in a Deaf Family
Communication for all- Mark Cross
Signing in Puerto Rican – A. Torres (2009)
A Hearing Son and His Deaf Family.
Hearing Mother Father Deaf – M. Bishop And S. L. Hicks (2009)
The newest entry in the Sociolinguistics in Deaf Communities series explores the richness and complexity of the lives of hearing people in deaf families.
The Silents – C. Abrams (1996)
Author Charlotte Abrams presents her memoir of life in Chicago with her sister and her deaf parents.
In Silence – R. Sidransky – (1990/2006)
Growing up Hearing in a Deaf World
A Loss For Words – L.A. Walker (1986)
This is much more of a story than the subtitle suggests, beautifully written and deeply affecting
Someone To Watch Over Me - Izzy Hammond (2007)
The True Tale of a Survivor Haunted by the Demons of Abuse.
On the Edge of Deaf Culture -- Thomas Bull (1998)
Annotated bibliography with references to thousands of books, articles, videotapes and other materials relating to hearing children of deaf parents.
Mother Father Deaf -- Paul Preston (1994)
Reviews of previous research, personal experiences of 150 research participants and examinations of psychological and social factors.
Hands of My Father: Myron Uhlberg (2009)
A Hearing Boy, His Deaf Parents, and the Language of Love.
The Girl on Two Chairs: Olga Svenson-Richter (2010)
Olga sets out on a long journey from the 1950s to the present, a childhood in which she experiences success and adversity such as society’s ignorance and bad attitude. Her deaf parents are an important part of her life as they have influenced her own identity and her journey to independence.
Deaf Hearing Boy: A Memoir, R. H. Miller (2004)
A compelling account of the complex family dynamics, including the inter-generational conflicts, of the oldest child of deaf adults (CODA), caught in the middle.
CODA and Identity - Dissertation