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Description
The New Normal children's book helps young people to understand the Coronavirus pandemic. The main character, Birdie, is confused about the changes in her life- such as why she can't go to school and see her friends, or why grandma can't come visit. In this book, Birdie asks her parents a series of questions that help her to understand the "new normal" of every day life due to the pandemic.
Release date Australia
November 9th, 2020
Author
Contributor
- Illustrated by Camille Porzio
Pages
34
Interest Age
From 5 to 10 years
Audience
- Children / Juvenile
Dimensions
279x216x6
ISBN-13
9781736077108
Product ID
34363116
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