Uninhibited, fragments of the life of a deaf child

This is the first book I read in this area. Véronique Poulain has lived with relatives who are deaf, while she understood very well. She tells us her daily alongside them since birth and we also talk about them living their best with what they lack. I was very attentive to this reading because I learned a lot about what life was like with the sense and less and that this can lead around you.

The author of the story has a very convincing tone. She is very good at getting his feelings. His life has certainly not dramatic, but it is still not so obvious. Véronique needed to adapt to every moment, or eventually explode and restore some things that his parents could not understand. She tells all this unusual life with humor. This gives a charm to this book. But this could not please everyone. She plays down the handicap but also restores some truths. You can feel that she needed to go through the episode "write".

I would just like to say that this book is not a real testimony with chapters. Rather snippets of stories, memories scattered, and this may sound choppy for some readers. That's what made me a bit displeased after a moment. It was hard to give up a little story to start another, point blank.