COVID-19 Helpers
by Beth Bacon
illus. by Kary Lee
Language: English
eBook : Document : Juvenile audience
[Atlanta, GA]: Emory Global Health Institute, 2020.
19 p. : col. ill.
Summary: "Picture book explains the value of staying at home during the Covid-19 outbreak." - Author's note
Available: http://www.globalhealth.emory.edu/pdfs/Covid-19-Helpers-Author-Beth-Bacon-Illustrator-Kary-Lee_opt.pdf
What Happens When the Coronavirus Changes EVERYTHING? A Book to Talk to Kids About COVID-19
written and illustrated by Sara Olsher
Language: English
eBook : Document : Juvenile audience
[United States]: Mighty and Bright, 2020.
30 p. : col. ill.
Summary: "What Happens When the Coronavirus Changes EVERYTHING? explains the science of the novel coronavirus, and creates a visual routine that helps them feel safe. Join Stinkerpants and her stuffed giraffe Stuart as they explain the basic science of a virus and how social distancing affects a kid's day-to-day life. Using an illustrated calendar to explain how staying home affects a child's daily routine, What Happens When the Coronavirus Changes EVERYTHING? focuses on the child's experience and removes unknowns from the equation." - Author's website
Available: https://mightyandbright.com/collections/quarantine/products/what-happens-when-the-coronavirus-changes-everything-a-book-to-talk-to-kids-about-covid-19
We're Going to Be O.K.
by Drs. Ebony Jade Hilton and Leigh-Ann Webb
illus. by Ashleigh Corrin Webb
Language: English
eBook : Document : Juvenile audience
[Atlanta, GA]: Emory Global Health Institute, 2020.
20 p. : col. ill.
Summary: "This story's purpose is to help demystify the virus for our readers and empower them to know how they, too, can help. We also wanted to provide an outlet for them to express their concerns and provide go-to resources that they can keep at hand. We know this age is impressionable and we want to serve as advocates for their mental health." - Author's note
Available: http://globalhealth.emory.edu/pdfs/GoingToBeOk_FINAL.pdf
Coronavirus: What is It? : A Social Narrative for Children
written and illustrated by Tara Tuchel
Language: English
[United States]: Autism Little Learners, 2020
9 p. : col. ill.
Available: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mHbjmFqmiVUCzhRujygRDs8Yxrzq-VpN/view
What's Going on in the World: A Tale for the Little Ones (and the not so little) About the Coronavirus
by Nacho Palacios
illus. by Leo Nieves
Language: English
eBook : Document : Juvenile audience
[Caracas, Venezuela]: Meollo Criollo, 2020.
11 p. : col. ill.
Available: https://www.wertevollwachsen.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/WhatsGoingOnInTheWorld_English_MeolloCriollo.pdf
Kid COVID Fights Back!
written and illustrated by Barbara Salsberg Mathews
Language: English
eBook : Document : Juvenile audience
[Guelph, Canada]: Barbara Salsberg Mathews, 2020.
9 p. : col. ill.
Summary: "The book shows children how Kid COVID fights off the coronavirus using a variety of tactics including super speed cleaning and 20-second hand-washing moves. The Kid has a special Hockey Stick suit, designed to keep others a safe distance away, and always carries extra toilet paper to give to those in need. Kid COVID has super staying-at-home powers enjoying everything from baking bread to making masks from socks." - Author's website
Available: http://kidcovid.ca/
Hi. This is Coronavirus
by NSW Government
Language: English
eBook : Document : Juvenile audience
[Australia]: NSW Government, 2020.
24 p. : col. ill.
Available: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/diseases/Documents/covid-19-childrens-book.pdf
Nuttah & Kitchi
by Sandra Samatte
illus. by Julian Grafenauer
Language: English
eBook : Document : Juvenile audience
[Canada]: Sandra Samatte, 2020.
26 p. : col. ill
Available: https://www.flipsnack.com/4canoessample/nuttah-kitchi.html
Bray Bray Conquers the Coronavirus
by Ashley Maxie-Moreman
illus. by Joanah Whitely
Language: English
eBook : Document : Juvenile audience
[South Miami, FL]: Adventures of Bray Bray, LLC, 2020.
15 p. : col. ill.
Summary: "Our goal for this book, Bray Bray Conquers the Coronavirus, was to do our best with the information that we have to help facilitate conversations between parents and their children about COVID-19. Using rhyme and brevity, we aimed to address the following: (a) review what we know about COVID-19 symptoms, (b) review the main Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations, (c) provide validation for the emotions that some children may be experiencing right now, and (d) initiate a discussion on how children can develop their own useful coping mechanisms to get through this pandemic." -Emory Global Health Initiative website
Available: http://www.globalhealth.emory.edu/pdfs/Bray_Bray_Conquers_the_Coronavirus.pdf
Birdie and the Virus
by Andrea Baldwin
illus. by Anil Tortop
Language: English
eBook : Document : Juvenile audience
[Queensland, Australia]: Children's Health and Queensland Hospital and Health Service, 2020.
15 p. : col. ill.
Summary: "A virus has made Birdie’s friends sick! Birdie feels lonely and worried. What if everyone stays sick forever? But the doctors and nurses are there to help. Birdie and the Virus is part of the Birdie’s Tree storybook series developed by Children’s Health Queensland through the Queensland Centre for Perinatal and Infant Mental Health. Birdie and the Virus has been specifically designed to support the mental health and emotional wellbeing of babies and young children, their parents and families, during the COVID-19 pandemic." - Publisher's website
Available: https://www.childrens.health.qld.gov.au/covid-19-birdie-virus/
The Galactic Guide to the Coronavirus: A Curious Guide for Courageous Kids
by Erika Nerini and Daniela Longo
illus. by Alessia Catania
Language: English/Italian
eBook : Document : Juvenile audience
[Italy]: Children's Museum Verona, 2020.
23 p. : col. ill.
Summary: The Galactic Guide is a Pleiades - Science Farmer project created to explain to children and their families this "microbe from afar" that is changing everyone's habits, placing an emphasis on prevention.
Available: https://www.cmverona.it/guida-galattica-coronavirus/
We're Going to Be O.K.
by Dr. Ebony Jade Hilton and Dr. Leigh-Ann Webb
illus. by Ashleigh Corrin Webb
Language: English
eBook : Document : Juvenile audience
[Atlanta, GA]: Emory Global Health Initiative, 2020.
20 p. : col. ill.
Summary: "This story's purpose is to help demystify the virus for our readers and empower them to know how they, too, can help. We also wanted to provide an outlet for them to express their concerns and provide go-to resources that they can keep at hand. We know this age is impressionable and we want to serve as advocates for their mental health." - EGHI website
Available: https://devpost.com/software/we-re-going-to-be-o-k
What You Can Do About COVID-19
by Scott Emmons
illus. by various
Language: English
eBook : Document : Juvenile audience
Scott Emmons Creative, 2020.
13 p. : black & white ill.
Available: https://gumroad.com/scott_emmons
Learn About the Coronavirus Coloring Book
by St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Language: English
eBook : Document : Juvenile audience
[Memphis, TN]: St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 2020.
8 p. : black & white ill.
Summary: "Mindful that patients and other kids are hearing scary-sounding news about the coronavirus, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital has created a coloring book intended to help give them a better understanding of the infectious agent behind the pandemic. Over its 10 pages, “Learn About the Coronavirus” explains how the virus is spread and can make people sick with an illness called COVID-19, which is short for coronavirus disease. It lists the symptoms and emphasizes the importance of washing hands, not touching the face, and maintaining a safe distance from others." - Publisher's website
Available: https://together.stjude.org/content/dam/together/en-us/other/covid-19/coronavirus-for-kids-together.pdf
Careless Corny: A Cautionary Tale
by Kyle Horne, Erin Shields, CCLS, and Nicole F. Albers, LMFT, ATR-BC
illus. by Rebecca Yeretzian-Santana, ATR
Language: English
eBook : Document : Juvenile audience
[Los Angeles, CA]: Children's Hospital Los Angeles
40 p. : col. ill.
Summary: "Corny Coronavirus has been traveling the world. He shows up on the doorstep of a child with a suitcase and the ability to spread germs everywhere. This playful story, written by a licensed marriage and family therapist/certified art therapist, a certified Child Life specialist and the head of the Literally Healing Program at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, follows as the child Corny visits goes from unsure to empowered. Readers learn what they can do to stay safe, and how they can deal with the challenges of a global pandemic. The vibrantly animated story reinforces good habits, validates feelings, and normalize the experience kids are having. The end of the book includes tips and guidelines for parents, guardians and caregivers as well." - Publisher's website
Available: https://www.chla.org/careless-corny-book-kids-about-the-coronavirus
