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A Deaf Woman�s Remarkable Story Doris Herrmann with Michael Gaida and Theres J�hl Translated by Paul Foster View the table of contents. Interview with Doris Herrmann. Read a review. $24.95t print edition $19.95 e-book

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Contents

Preface	ix
1 Kangaroos as Yet Undiscovered	1
2 School Years	12
3 Under the Spell of the Kangaroo	28
4 Thwarted Courtship	40
5 Dora	49
6 A Firm Decision	61
7 In the Land of My Dreams at Last	77
8 Pebbly Beach	90
9 Jacqueline	103
10 Moving like a Kangaroo	117
11 A Community of Individuals	124
12 The Bosses	131
13 Manuela	143
14 Of Mothers and Children	148
15 It�s Certainly Not Deathly Quiet!	156
16 All Kinds of Remarkable Things	160
17 Dreams	170
18 Kangaroos Overcome the Iron Curtain	180
19 My Brother and I	209
20 Aboriginals	222
21 Eukala	233
22 The All-Embracing Unity	248
Acknowledgments	255

Doris Herrmann has studied and written about kangaroos since the age of 15. She lives in Reinach, near Basel, Switzerland.

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ISBN 978-1-56368-559-0, 6 x 9 paperback, 270 pages, 20 photographs

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