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Enriqué Speaks with His Hands

Benjamin Fudge
Illustrated by Tim Edmonson

Enriqué is special, but his family does not understand why until a stranger introduces them to other children who are just like Enriqué. Only then does the family realize that Enriqué is Deaf. Enriqué Speaks With His Hands is a beautifully illustrated book that can help parents teach children how to be tolerable of children who are different.

Benjamin Fudge

Benjamin Fudge

An elementary school administrator, husband, father, grandfather, gardener, runner, writer - all these are things I would suggest to describe various parts of who I am. A combined love for travel, missions, and special needs children led to the writing of “Enrique Speaks With His Hands,” my first book. While it is the story of a little boy, born deaf, it also tells the story of an amazing friend and her work with deaf children in rural Honduras.

I was born in north Alabama, lived for a time in Oregon, and now live and work in Southern California.