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Sign Up for Adventure!: The Doodling Duo vs. Spaghetti Monster

Lavanya Karthik, illustrated by Lavanya Karthik

Neel is interested in Adil, the new student in his class, but does not know how to communicate with him. Adil is Deaf and uses sign language. When Adil sees Neel drawing in a notebook at lunch, the two find a possible way forward: Adil can learn to draw, while Neel can learn to sign. Together, they imagine the adventures their friendship could bring.

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Themes
Disability · Friendship · Language And Communication
Format
Paperback
ISBN-13
9781949528091
Language
English
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