CODA Books (Children of Deaf Adults)
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This is a list books that include Deaf Adults with kiddos that sign or have devices. These Deaf adults can be parents, aunts/uncles or grandparents.
Turbo Racers: Trailblazer
Hearing Boy, Mace, gets a chance to be a state-of-the-art pilot in the biggest race of the world, and he know American Sign Language.
Grandma's Ears are Broken
Young boy learns that grandma's ear don't work but she is happy and they use sign language to communicate.
Oh No, Granny Lost her Hearing Aids (series)
Oh No! Granny lost her hearing aid! Fun and excitement ensue as Granny mishears and misinterprets what is being said. (NOASL)
My Family's Joy
Join six-year-old Lyra as she celebrates her grandmother’s birthday with family. Her grandparents, dad and baby sister are all Deaf.
Turbo Racers: Escape Velocity
Sequel to Trailblazer. Mace, the Turbonaut becomes the greatest racer of all time.
My Dad is Deaf
Jessica meets Mom's friend, James. Jessica's a little afraid. He talks with his hands. As they become a family, Jessica begins to understand.
The Sound of Silence
Myron is the hearing son of deaf parents when ASL was not established and deaf people were labeled as unintelligent. He recalls being the middle of the deaf and hearing world.
Baseball: "Deaf"initely Fun
Grandpa is Deaf and takes his hearing grandson to a Gallaudet Baseball game to see the Deaf team play. It also has some signs!
Listening to the Quiet
Jacki's mom is losing her hearing, and they learn sign language to communicate with each other.
My Fun Aunt Millie
My Fun Aunt Millie is the story of a little boy whose aunt comes to visit. But what happens when the visit is not what he imagined? And when does the fun begin?
