1. Analysis of And Sarah Laughed
... life as her deaf family learns a new way to communicate. But Greenberg also has an underlying change that all parents must go through as their children grow up and move on with their own lives. Sarah shows her ability to change from the beginning of her marriage to Matthew. She had to change her entire way of communicating in order to develop ... jealousy continues to grow as each member of her family begins to communicate with one another using their fingers to speak and Sarah feels more and more left out not just from the hearing world but also from the deaf world of her immediate fam...
- Word Count: 544
- Approx Pages: 2
- Grade Level: High School