Overview
A little patience. A new way to communicate. A friendship worth discovering.
Sir Pip is ready for adventure-but making a new friend takes more than a cheerful "Hello "
When Pip and his dragon companion, Ember, meet Tessa, a young Deaf raccoon who uses American Sign Language, Pip's enthusiastic guesses lead to some wonderfully silly misunderstandings. Then a sudden gust scatters the meadow's trail markers, and the three children have a problem to solve.
Pip is eager to help. Ember watches carefully. Tessa knows the way. But before they can work together, they'll need to make sure they understand one another.
Filled with colorful, full-page illustrations, playful sound effects, and gentle humor, The Sign for Friend celebrates the small moments that turn strangers into friends. Selected illustrated ASL signs accompany the story, inviting curiosity about a different way to communicate.
Part of The Adventures of Sir Pip and Ember, this warm picture-book adventure is designed for adults to read aloud with children ages 4-6. It offers a natural starting point for conversations about friendship, patience, inclusion, and teamwork.
Sometimes a new friendship begins when we stop guessing-and start paying attention.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798997956042
- ISBN-10: 9798997956042
- Publisher: Dennis Serra
- Publish Date: October 2026
- Dimensions: 8.5 x 8.5 x 0.08 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.22 pounds
- Page Count: 32
- Reading Level: Ages 3-7
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