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感謝維持城市生活運作的無名英雄！12本以疫情為主題創作的繪本

文／賴嘉綾2021年05月14日
從2020年初起，疫情開始悄悄從亞洲擴散到世界各地，因衛健習慣不同，起初被認為如流感的傳播漸漸肆虐到成為抵擋不住的大疫情。許多策略式的封城、鎖國，期待天暖時疫情降溫、疫苗發明，種種措施都仍在人類抗疫過程不斷更新。我們不知道未來將如何記載這幾年的歷史，謹慎的活在當下照顧好自己，不要麻 more

內容簡介

Here’s a book that provides children honest yet positive information about Coronavirus (Covid-19).

作者簡介

When Beth Bacon was young, she loved to read. Now she loves to write. Her other books include I Hate Reading, The Worst Book Ever, The Book No One Wants To Read and Blank Space. She earned an MFA in writing for children from Vermont College of Fine Arts. She also has a degree in communications from NYU and a degree in literature from Harvard. She and her husband have two sons, a cat, and lately, lots of foreign exchange students. VISIT HER WEB SITE at https: //bethbaconauthor.com/

As a kid, if Kary Lee wasn’t in her backyard painting or tapping at the typewriter, she was most likely directing (bossing around) the neighborhood kids in one of her screenplays. After college, she landed a job as an art director because she liked the bossy part. She took a painting class and won a book illustration award. Five books and a Mom’s Choice award later, she’s never looked back. Kary lives in Seattle with her husband Charles and a backyard bunny. VISIT HER WEB SITE at https: //karyleestudios.com/

Emory Global Health Institute (EGHI) brings together diverse disciplines to tackle global health issues. In 2020, Covid-19 began spreading around the United States. Inspired by his grandchildrens’ questions about the pandemic, Dr. Jeffrey Koplan, the Director of EGHI and Vice President for Global Health at Emory University, believed children’s books could provide answers. So EGHI held an ebook competition. 260 stories were submitted. Covid-19 Helpers is the winning book.