I Talk with My Hands
I Talk with My Hands by Gail Lenhard is a children’s book published by Elk Lake Publishing, Incorporated on January 30, 2022. This 80-page edition is presented in English and follows the story of eight-year-old Danny Greene, who is deaf. As he navigates his new life after moving from Denver to Nashville, Danny faces challenges in adapting to the hearing world while pursuing his interests in building birdhouses and dreaming of owning a bicycle.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of friendship, resilience, and social issues, particularly focusing on bullying and the importance of communication. The book includes discussion questions and features American Sign Language (ASL) signing, enhancing its educational value. Through Danny’s experiences, the story addresses how he utilizes his sign language and lipreading skills to connect with others and confront challenges in his new environment.
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Updated VersionIncludes Discussion Questions and ASL Signing
He’s eight-years-old, and he’s deaf. But that doesn’t stop Danny Greene from building spectacular birdhouses and dreaming of his own bicycle.
His family’s recent move from Denver, Colorado, to Nashville, Tennessee, challenges all his coping skills in the hearing world.
How can he use his sign language and lipreading abilities to make new friends, deal with a bully, and prevent a crime?
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