Book : A Quiet Kind Of Thunder - Barnard, Sara

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A girl who can’t speak and a boy who can’t hear go on a journey of self-discovery and find support with each other in this gripping, emotionally resonant novel from bestselling author Sara Barnard. Perfect for fans of Morgan Matson and Jandy Nelson.Steffi doesn’t talk, but she has so much to say. Rhys can’t hear, but he can listen. Steffi has been a selective mute for most of her life. The condition’s name has always felt ironic to her, because she certainly does not “select” not to speak. In fact, she would give anything to be able to speak as easily and often as everyone around her can. She suffers from crippling anxiety, and uncontrollably, in most situations simply can’t open her mouth to get out the words. Steffi’s been silent for so long that she feels completely invisible. But Rhys, the new boy at school, sees her. He’s deaf, and her knowledge of basic sign language means that she’s assigned to help him acclimate. To Rhys, it doesn’t matter that Steffi doesn’t talk. As they find ways to communicate, Steffi discovers that she does have a voice, and that she’s falling in love with the one person who makes her feel brave enough to use it. But as she starts to overcome a lifelong challenge, she’ll soon confront questions about the nature of her own identity and the very essence of what it is to know another person. About the Author Sara Barnard is the author of Fragile Like Us; A Quiet Kind of Thunder; Goodbye, Perfect; and Destination Anywhere. She lives in Brighton, England, with her husband and their grumpy cat. She studied American literature with creative writing at university and never stopped reading YA. She has lived in Canada, interrailed through Europe, and once spent the night in an ice hotel. She thinks sad books are good for the soul and happy books lift the heart. She hopes to write lots of books that do both. Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. A Quiet Kind of Thunder 1 MILLIE GERDAVEY CHEATED ON HER boyfriend again. But it’s okay. No one needs to know, right? And, no, she’s not going to tell Jack (“Obviously!”??), and she doesn’t want to be with Leo (“That muppet?”). It was just a one-time thing. Again. Imagine the scene where I found out this news. Millie is squashed up next to me on the bench, a tissue wedged in her fist, perhaps, already soaked with her tears and snot. She is all sobs and whispers. “I’m so glad I have you to talk to,” she says. It’s a nice scene, isn’t it? Two friends sharing a secret on the first day of school. Kind of natural. What could be more normal than the heads of two girls bent together, whispering secrets, one in tears, one reassuring? Nothing. But, oh. See that other girl sitting on the bench? The weedy thing whose shoulders are a little hunched? The one who has her hair in front of her face and a book in her lap that she’s not actually reading? Yeah. That’s me. The two girls are nothing to do with me, and they are having this intensely private conversation in front of me as if I am entirely invisible. At one point, the second girl, whose name is Jez, darts a look at me then says to Millie, “Um, do you think she heard?” “Oh, her.” Millie tosses her hair dismissively. “It’s okay. She won’t say anything.” “How do you know?” Jez asks, a little nervously. “Watch this,” Millie says, and my heart seizes. I grip the sides of my book a little harder. “Hey! Hey, Steffi!” Go away. Go away go away go away. “Steffiiiiii.” Millie’s voice has gone singsongy. “Steffi Bro-o- o-ns!” She elongates my last name so it somehow takes up four syllables. “See?” Her voice has suddenly returned to normal. “She’s as dumb as a pane of glass.” At least I didn’t cheat on my boyfriend, I would say, if I could. But it’s probably a good thing that I can’t at that moment, because it would be a pretty terrible retort. In order to be cheating on my boyfriend, I’d have to actually have one in the first place. And I very much do not. “She could put
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