Trying to help children understand the pandemic and the "new normals" associated with the Covid-19 virus can be difficult for parents and teachers. This book makes it easier to have an age-appropriate discussion about the virus. Each page features words associated with Covid-19 that correspond to each letter of the alphabet. Readers will learn the words and their meaning while enjoying the 26 colorful illustrations that are sure to capture their attention. The author and illustrator are educators who turned their passion for children into a book for young readers who may not understand the importance of remote learning, social distancing, and wearing masks. The ABCs of Covid-19 is a book that can be enjoyed by the entire family.

"Having trouble explaining all the changes due to the pandemic to your little ones? Let us help. This was written by a medical student with young siblings confused by the current climate. It helps reinforce hand hygiene, mask wearing, social distancing and isolation while also navigating the emotions that come with the new environment. Though what we know about the virus is constantly changing, these guidelines remain the same as they are general, safe practices." -- Amazon, viewed April 5, 2022.

Book art work interpreting the emerging vocabulary around the COVID-19 pandemic in alphabet form.

With a positive message for each letter and gentle illustrations, Any Bunny's Covid-19 ABC was created to help teachers and parents show young children how they can play their part, being well, keeping others well and adapting to life during the Covid-19 pandemic. Whether at school, homeschooling or just reading together, children learn their ABCs from bunnies who represent life as it is today, and who look out for each other.

"Q is for Quarantine is a children's book about two boys navigating life during the COVID pandemic. The boys travel to Nova Scotia to spend some time with their grandparents, Nanny and Pop. Upon arrival, they must quarantine for 14 days. The book share their favourite quarantine activities, and other COVID-19 related topics."--