How the Deaf Boy Saved Independence Day - Tirrell, Frederick J.
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A set of 11-year-old identical twins arrive at their grandparents' house on Cape Cod to celebrate the 4th of July. One of the twins is deaf. They along with a friend paddle a canoe to an isolated area near where fireworks are distributed in preparation for the holiday celebration. During the actual show an errant rocket strikes one boy and while one twin tends to the injury the deaf boy goes for and gets help.

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A set of 11-year-old identical twins arrive at their grandparents' house on Cape Cod to celebrate the 4th of July. One of the twins is deaf. They along with a friend paddle a canoe to an isolated area near where fireworks are distributed in preparation for the holiday celebration. During the actual show an errant rocket strikes one boy and while one twin tends to the injury the deaf boy goes for and gets help.
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Autorenporträt
Frederick J. Tirrell is a lifelong educator. A teacher, school administrator, Superintendent of Schools, Associate Head of a private School, college professor, consultant and board member.He has worked with various organizations dealing with children with special needs.He is happily married to his wife, Julie. He has two children with his first wife, Joan. His son, Rick and his daughter, Susan. He also has two grandchildren Kevin and Kristin.