Silence

A review copy was provided

SILENCE

by Deborah Lytton

WOW! This book is AMAZING! You will be holding your breath the entire book waiting to see how it all plays out!

Stella is the new girl at school and a sophomore making her quite shy.

But she can sing...oh she can sing.

And that lands her a part in the school play...not just any part...but the leading part.

Which quickly makes her an instant star...and puts her into the elite crowd at school.

Hayden is also shy but for different reasons...(wait until you read about him :)

Stella and Hayden connect in the most beautifully worded scene ever...(you will love this scene!)

Then the night before the big production is to take place tragedy happens...

Stella is accidentally knocked into a swimming pool hitting her head...

...leaving her deaf.

Just as she was sinking into the pool she is now sinking into the darkness, into the loneliness, into the "silence."

She will have surgery in 17 days to hopefully give some of her hearing back.

And with that Hayden realizes he has only 17 days to help her "image how to be a different Stella...in a world without sound."

Join Hayden as he shows Stella all the amazingly beautiful things the world and his friendship still have to offer.

LOVED. LOVED. LOVED. THIS. ONE!
It will be one of the GREAT ONES of 2015!
A truly recommended MUST-READ!

About the Author

I’ve always loved books. I love going on a journey into my own imagination. Growing up, I wanted to be a marine biologist so I could work with dolphins and harp seals. I also wanted to be a jockey, a singer, an actress and a film director. I read books about anything and everything that interested me. I never imagined that one day, I would write books myself. I have two brothers and one sister. I am the oldest in my family. I grew up with many dogs, cats and two horses. My favorite dogs were a German Shepherd named Dakota and a Sheltie named Laddie. In school, my favorite subject was English. I had an English teacher in middle school, Mrs. Cox, who taught me everything I know about punctuation and sentence structure. She inspired me with classic literature and challenged me to read all kinds of books.