Another great book to help children navigate the mirth of Carona, what it is and what we must do and how to make the most of being stuck inside. The book is short length aimed at young children. 
If you enjoyed this book, see also How to Defeat the Icky, Filthy, Creepy, Slimy, Corona Monster!
See also other books in our Health Category below:
The Power of a Bandage - Leo wants to play outside, but then he falls and hurts his arm. This story tells children and parents, step by step, how to treat cuts and scrapes to prevent infection. Throughout the pages of our book, children will join Leo and his mom as they discuss the importance of bandages. Through his story, they’ll learn ...
Through My Eyes – A journey through congenital cataracts - A heartfelt and inspiring journey of a young girl born with bilateral congenital cataracts. A poignant account, sharing snippets of the challenges Jillian and her family faced from multiple surgeries when she was just weeks old, to eyepatches, drops, and glasses, and the tremendous emotional rollercoaster for all involved. Sample Pages from Through My Eyes ...
Lost in the Dark – a scary misadventure - Three girls go out to play, losing track of time, it gets dark and they can’t find their way back, will they find their parents again? A lesson about being mindful when out alone. Author: Sephora Mamosheledi, Illustrator: Isaac Sikhakhane Sample Page from Lost in the Dark This book was brought to us by Room ...
The Power of Soap – A fun hygiene lesson - Hello, this story tells the tale of Leo as he learns about the power and importance of soap.
I Know My Rights – Explaining, Celebrating, and Creating Awareness of Children’s Human Rights - We are re-releasing this beautiful book for the upcoming celebration of International Human Rights day. In I Know My Rights, Menaka Raman explains in a clear and no compromises way what children’s basic human rights are. The poignant book includes a child-friendly version of the UN Convention on the Rights of a Child and advice ...
Think Like a Scientist – Age is no barrier, just common sense - Jack’s dad started to show some symptoms of a weird illness. He went to several doctors and they couldn’t find anything wrong. Jack’s Dad decided it was important to think like a scientist and did not give up looking. Finally, he found a specialist who diagnosed his condition, but not soon enough – Jack’s grandparents ...
Sami’s Beach Rescue – Help promote water safety! - Sami and his family take a trip to the sea, but when things take a turn for the worse, Sami’s quick thinking and recollection of his water safety training are put to the test. Will “Float to Live” save the day? This beautifully illustrated book combines adventure and suspense with essential water safety lessons for ...
Don’t Be a Bully – Be Nice Book 3 – Revised Edition - Don’t be a Bully is a short simple book for young children, and beginner ESL readers, promoting values of anti-bullying and anti-discrimination. This book teaches children ten important life lessons about values and the importance of treating everyone equal, no matter what race, religion, gender, or abilities. There are exercises supporting the topics at the ...
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Guidance for Teens – SAMSHA - This is a collection of guidance material for teens about mental health and substance abuse from the US Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration including the contents detailed below. If you or a teen you know may have any of these issues make sure they are aware of the information and that there is help out ...
Survival Guide – There is Help - This is a survival guide and workbook designed specifically for teens or young adults who may have thoughts of self-harm. The ebook is available as a pdf which you can print and fill in by hand or edit using the pdf annotate tools and also as an editable odg file (Open Office Draw). Note the ...
Lovely and topical just what I needed