· Let’s Hear It for Almigal by Wendy Kupfer, illustrated by Tammie Lyon. Almigal is “absolutely, positively the luckiest girl in the world.”. But sometimes, even the luckiest girl wishes all her friends wore hearing aids or wishes she didn’t feel left out when she can’t hear “every single sound in the whole entire universe!”. And who wouldn’t feel “positively unlucky ” if they couldn’t hear Mommy . Kupfer—whose own daughter, Ali, was diagnosed with profound hearing loss at 10 months of age—celebrates uniqueness, while the delightful, full-page illustrations show the lively heroine and her friends and family enjoying their differences. Almigal considers herself to be the luckiest girl in the world. “Do you want to know why?” she asks. · Let's Hear It For Almigal is written by Wendy Kupfer and illustrated by Tammie Lyon. This book is about a little girl named Almigal who has hearing loss. Almigal wears cotton candy colored hearing aides in school and thinks she is a very lucky girl.
Let's Hear It For Almigal is written by Wendy Kupfer and illustrated by Tammie Lyon. This book is about a little girl named Almigal who has hearing loss. Almigal wears cotton candy colored hearing aides in school and thinks she is a very lucky girl. Let's Hear It for Almigal by Wendy Kupfer, , available at Book Depository with free delivery worldwide. Let's Hear It for Almigal: Wendy Kupfer: We use cookies to give you the best possible experience. Let's Hear it For Almigal is a story that helps children understand what it's like to be different. The book is reviewed by Melissa G. at Sweet on Books. What You Need to Know: • This picture book will help children understand the virtues of being different, particularly as it relates to those whoare hearing impaired.• The main character gets cochlear.
"Let's Hear it for Almigal" by Wendy Kupfer and Illustrated by Tammie Lyon is a children's book that tells the story of a little girl named Almigal (Ali) who has hearing loss and gets cochlear implants. Wendy, the author of this book writes it from experience, having a daughter named Ali who had hearing problems. 4) Thus began the process that would culminate in the release of Let’s Hear It For Almigal, the story of a young girl with a hearing aid “who feels unlucky because she can’t hear everything she wants to hear”—but who ultimately discovers a solution. The lead character is not only based on Ali but pulls directly from her childhood—like the time she fell into a pool with her hearing aids and Kupfer frantically tried to salvage the devices with a hairdryer. Let’s Hear It for Almigal by Wendy Kupfer, illustrated by Tammie Lyon. Almigal is “absolutely, positively the luckiest girl in the world.”. But sometimes, even the luckiest girl wishes all her friends wore hearing aids or wishes she didn’t feel left out when she can’t hear “every single sound in the whole entire universe!”. And who wouldn’t feel “positively unlucky ” if they couldn’t hear Mommy and Daddy’s “We love you”s?.
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