Children's Book: Penguin

Lu received a strange gift: a penguin that didn't say anything.  He didn't utter a single word, nor did he laugh, nor did he make a sound.  No matter how many efforts Lu made, his penguin did not answer him or react to his insistent demands.  Neither tickling, nor little songs, nor Lu's dance steps could break the penguin's silence.  Then Lu got angry.  He mocked him, pushed him, ignored him and even offered him to a lion to eat. However, the lion did not want to eat the penguin and instead ate Lu for being noisy.  Then the penguin pecked the beast and saved Lu from its jaws. The two new friends hugged each other and the penguin, in his own way, told him everything, the most important thing.
 A very interesting album that offers multiple readings for adults to share with their children.
 On the one hand, it can be interpreted as a song of tolerance and acceptance of those who are different from one or express themselves in their own way, of children with difficulties in speech or communication with others and who, however, They have their resources to connect and feel.
 It could also be said that sometimes, a gesture of solidarity and affection is worth a thousand words.
 A book that lends itself to dialogue.  And, furthermore, a story that invites readers to melt into that embrace of love and friendship between Lu and her penguin, in which everything is said.