THE CITY THAT GOT SICK

by Christina Cashell, Alexandra Rubin (Illustrator), Robert Louis Henry (Editor)

Maya loves her energetic city, but lately the streets below her 10th floor apartment seem a little less active. She doesn't understand how the city could be sick, but she trusts her parents when they tell her that they can help their neighbors and loved ones by staying indoors until everyone starts to feel better. She longs to go back outside and play in the rooftop garden, but finds comfort with her parents as they keep her busy with fun activities and playtime. Maya learns that working together for the better of everyone makes her brave and keeps everyone safe. Maya's story can help Cope with anxiety and fear Understand the importance of helping others during a pandemic Understand simple hygiene methods Feel less alone knowing that others are going through similar situations Grow closer to their families

21 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 18, 2020

Reviews

[lynn lewis · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book goes a long way in helping to explain to children the changes in day to day life caused by the recent pandemic. My 6 year old granddaughter loved it! It was a great way to open conversation. The illustrations are beautiful!

This book helps to open a conversation about the changes in day to day living caused by the recent pandemic. It is well written and the illustrations are beautiful. I enjoyed reading it with my 6 year old granddaughter.