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Index Number: 11973

Ann Stalnaker asked for comments on the book "What's
That Pig Outdoors?" by Henry Kisor.  I reviewed it for
the San Francisco Chronicle last summer.  (Copies of 
the review available on request.)  For anyone interested
in deafness, the book is very much worth reading.  I am
not sure how controversial it may have been in the deaf
culture, but it does show what can be accomplished by a
deaf person with speech and lipreading and without sign
language.