Contemporary romance
(and Other Ways to Say I Love You)
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She's a sign language music interpreter. On stage, she translates every word he sings. Offstage, they're discovering there's more than one way to say what really matters.
YA historical fantasy
Rachel Abramson, a sixteen-year-old Jewish girl, lives in Nazi-occupied Denmark and has the ability to erase memories. She must decide whether to use her gift to ease her friends' pain, or to preserve the testimony of what they have been through.
“A masterful melding of history with what makes fiction great.”
“Enchanting book that is impossible to put down.”
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About Laura
Laura Hatosy was born in New Jersey, which means she has to fight her predisposition for big hair and pork roll.
About Laura ↗Laura engages people to think and learn. Her teaching experience spans decades and settings, from museums and libraries to classrooms. She can present any programs below or combine your favorite elements for your own customized experience!
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