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An {{Animated|Adaptation}} {{Miniseries}} adaptation was released on Creator/AppleTVPlus on January 7, 2022. [[SelfAdaptation Cece Bell herself worked on it]] as an executive producer, writer, and [[DescendedCreator narrator.]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqZ9ncOYRS4 The trailer can be seen here.]]
!! The graphic novel provides examples of:
* AlphaBitch: {{Inverted}} with Missy who is very sweet and enthusiastic about Cece's disability, but also [[InnocentlyInsensitive unintentionally]] gets on Cece's nerves. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by Ginny who implies that she is a popular girl.
* AnthropomorphicAnimalAdaptation: The novel is based on the author's real life experiences of growing up deaf, except all the people are drawn as rabbits.
!! The graphic novel provides examples of:
* AlphaBitch: {{Inverted}} with Missy who is very sweet and enthusiastic about Cece's disability, but also [[InnocentlyInsensitive unintentionally]] gets on Cece's nerves. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by Ginny who implies that she is a popular girl.
* AnthropomorphicAnimalAdaptation: The novel is based on the author's real life experiences of growing up deaf, except all the people are drawn as rabbits.
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An {{Animated|Adaptation}} {{Miniseries}} adaptation was released on Creator/AppleTVPlus on January 7, 7th, 2022. [[SelfAdaptation Cece Bell herself worked on it]] as an executive producer, writer, and [[DescendedCreator narrator.]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqZ9ncOYRS4 The trailer can be seen here.]]
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!!The graphic novel provides examples of:
* AlphaBitch:{{Inverted}} {{Inverted|Trope}} with Missy who is very sweet and enthusiastic about Cece's disability, but also [[InnocentlyInsensitive unintentionally]] gets on Cece's nerves. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by Ginny who implies that she is a popular girl.
* AnthropomorphicAnimalAdaptation: The novel is based on the author's real life experiences of growing up deaf, except all the people are drawn as rabbits.
!! The
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* AnthropomorphicAnimalAdaptation: The novel is based on the author's real life experiences of growing up deaf, except all the people are drawn as rabbits.
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* DudeNotFunny: PlayedForDrama. When Cece's showing Martha her new glasses, [[GallowsHumor she compares herself to Helen Keller.]] Martha doesn't find it funny [[spoiler: because she believes that she caused Cece's eye injury, which led to her needing glasses. Cece would later assure her that this isn't the case.]]
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* DudeNotFunny: PlayedForDrama. When Cece's showing Martha her new glasses, [[GallowsHumor she compares herself to Helen Keller.]] Martha doesn't find it funny [[spoiler: because [[spoiler:because she believes that she caused Cece's eye injury, which led to her needing glasses. Cece would later assure her that this isn't the case.]]
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* PinkySwear: Cece and Martha do a pinky swear to stay best friends forever, [[spoiler: but Martha rescinds it after believing Cece's eye injury was her fault.]]
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* PinkySwear: Cece and Martha do a pinky swear to stay best friends forever, [[spoiler: but [[spoiler:but Martha rescinds it after believing Cece's eye injury was her fault.]]
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!! The AnimatedAdaptation provides examples of:
* AdaptedOut:
** Cece's childhood friend Emma is not present in the mini series, and neither is the arc about them being separated after Cece moves states.
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** Cece's childhood friend Emma is not present in the mini series, and neither is the arc about them being separated after Cece moves states.
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** [[DownplayedTrope Although not entirely removed,]] less emphasis is placed on Cece bonding with her siblings while watching [=TV=] together.
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** [[DownplayedTrope Although not entirely removed,]] less emphasis is placed on Cece bonding with her siblings while watching [=TV=] TV together.
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* StylisticSuck: After Cece loses her hearing, most of the voices are muffled unless they're in an ImagineSpot or speaking through her phonic ear microphone.
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* StylisticSuck: After Cece loses her hearing, most of the voices are muffled unless they're in an ImagineSpot or speaking through her phonic ear microphone.microphone.
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* GroupCostumeFail: When Laura asks Cece to [[CoordinatedClothes dress like twins]] for a week, she gets mad at Cece when, a few days in, Cece wears a pale blue shirt that doesn't match the dark blue shirt Laura is wearing, even though Laura never specified the shade of blue. Also discussed since Cece points out in her narration that, due to her Phonic Ear setting her apart from everyone else, she and Laura can never really look alike.
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* PopCulturalOsmosisFailure: Laura compares her and Cece's matching outfits to Susan and Sharon in ''Film/TheParentTrap'', which Cece doesn't get.
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* PopCulturalOsmosisFailure: Laura compares her and Cece's matching outfits to Susan and Sharon in ''Film/TheParentTrap'', ''Film/TheParentTrap1961'', which Cece doesn't get.
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* KnewItAllAlong: Cece avoids telling Martha about her hearing aids and, because Martha treats her so normally, Cece never suspects that Martha knows the truth until Cece turns her hearing aids off at their sleepover.
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* KnewItAllAlong: Cece avoids telling Martha about her hearing aids and, because Martha treats her so normally, Cece never suspects that Martha knows was already told by the truth neighborhood kids until Cece turns her hearing aids off at their sleepover.
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* KnewItAllAlong: Cece avoids telling Martha about her hearing aids and, because Martha treats her so normally, Cece never suspects that Martha knows the truth until much later.
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* KnewItAllAlong: Cece avoids telling Martha about her hearing aids and, because Martha treats her so normally, Cece never suspects that Martha knows the truth until much later.Cece turns her hearing aids off at their sleepover.
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* KnewItAllAlong: Cece avoids telling Martha she's deaf and, because Martha treats her so normally, Cece never suspects that Martha knows the truth until much later.
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* KnewItAllAlong: Cece avoids telling Martha she's deaf about her hearing aids and, because Martha treats her so normally, Cece never suspects that Martha knows the truth until much later.
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* KnewItAllAlong: Cece avoids telling Martha she's deaf and, because Martha treats her so normally, Cece never suspects that Martha knows the truth until much later.
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* CompositeCharacter: Actions attributed to certain characters in the book were given to other characters in the show to cut down on the amount of characters. For example, instead of a random girl at school, Missy becomes the one whose words Cece misinterprets as "my cat likes pie" and who tries to sign at her.
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* CompositeCharacter: Actions attributed to certain characters in the book were given to other characters in the show to cut down on the amount of characters. For example, instead of a random girl at school, Missy becomes the one whose words Cece misinterprets as "my cat likes pie" and who tries whose attempts to sign at her.inspire Cece's mom to bring her to sign language classes.
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* CompositeCharacter: Actions attributed to certain characters in the book were given to other characters in the show to cut down on the amount of characters. For example, instead of a random girl at school, Missy becomes the one whose words Cece misinterprets as "my cat likes pie".
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* CompositeCharacter: Actions attributed to certain characters in the book were given to other characters in the show to cut down on the amount of characters. For example, instead of a random girl at school, Missy becomes the one whose words Cece misinterprets as "my cat likes pie".pie" and who tries to sign at her.
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* CulturallySensitiveAdaptation: Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Wakely are not shown smoking at all.
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* CompositeCharacter: Actions attributed to certain characters in the book were given to other characters in the show to cut down on the amount of characters. For example, instead of a random girl at school, Missy becomes the one whose words Cece misinterprets as "my cat likes pie".
