Myron Uhlberg Livres

The narrative centers on a young boy's perspective of his deaf father, a dedicated printer at a prominent newspaper. Despite his father's passion for his work, he faces isolation as his hearing colleagues overlook him due to communication barriers. This poignant story explores themes of love, acceptance, and the challenges of living with a disability, highlighting the emotional depth of familial relationships. The book features vibrant full-color illustrations that enhance the storytelling experience.

The story revolves around Jackie Robinson's groundbreaking rookie season with the Brooklyn Dodgers, highlighting his role as the first black player in Major League Baseball. It captures the bond between a young boy and his deaf father as they experience the thrill of Robinson's achievements together, showcasing themes of family, perseverance, and the impact of breaking racial barriers in sports.

Myron Uhlberg was born the hearing son of two deaf parents at a time when American Sign Language was not well established and deaf people were often dismissed as being unintelligent. In this moving and eye-opening memoir, he recalls the daily difficulties and hidden joys of growing up as the intermediary between his parents' silent world and the world of the hearing.

Lemuel is determined to reach a magical city across the sea, guided by a red scarf tied to his boat's bow and a rope trailing behind. This whimsical journey reflects his adventurous spirit and hope, as he navigates the unknown with simple yet meaningful symbols to ensure he stays on course. The story explores themes of dreams, guidance, and the quest for discovery in a fantastical setting.

Set in 1930s Coney Island, the story follows a hearing boy and his deaf parents as they explore the vibrant amusement park. The father yearns to understand the sounds around him, while the son uses sign language and newly acquired vocabulary from the library to bridge their communication gap. Their adventures highlight the interplay between sound and silence, showcasing the boy's efforts to connect his father's experiences with the lively atmosphere of Coney Island.

Set against the backdrop of the Great Blizzard of 1947, the narrative follows a young boy who embarks on an imaginative journey over Brooklyn. Through this whimsical flight, he gains a fresh perspective on his surroundings, transforming his understanding of the world while navigating the challenges posed by the snow-covered landscape. The story beautifully captures the blend of childhood imagination and the stark realities of an extraordinary weather event.

Set against the backdrop of Hurricane Katrina, a young boy named Louis embarks on a brave quest to find his missing father after a scouting mission in the SuperDome goes awry. Navigating a chaotic landscape filled with floating debris and frightened neighbors, Louis discovers resilience and maturity as he relies on his treasured cornet for support. The story blends themes of family, courage, and the challenges of growing up in the face of disaster, complemented by engaging illustrations.