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A borrowing from Middle French, -ette is a diminutive suffix. There are two widely used senses of this suffix: the first denotes the smallness of an object and the second refers to a woman carrying out the role of the root word.
In this illustrated version of Laurie Halse Anderson's acclaimed novel, a teenage girl suffers trauma and attempts to reclaim her voice.
Here is a link to our lists for the original novel: Speak
Here are links to our lists for other books by Laurie Halse Anderson: Chains, Fever 1793, Shout