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Hans Helps: A Coronavirus/COVID-19 Story

Hans Helps: A Coronavirus/COVID-19 Story

$12.00Price

***50% of the proceeds of this book will be donated to charities in Kingston, NY to help provide for children in great need.

 

Hans Helps: A Coronavirus/COVID-19 Story follows a 6-year-old boy who helps protect his family from the coronavirus by following the “Healthy 7” habits.

 

The story is told from the viewpoint of Hans as he spends a day with his great-aunt where he creates art projects, plays outside and brings food to family members who live in isolation due to the pandemic.

 

He questions why he has to clean his hands so often, why his great-grandmother is wearing plastic gloves and why he must practice social distancing from his cousin, who isn’t old.

 

With an overarching theme of stopping the spread of the virus, Hans learns about the “Healthy 7” habits (Stay home, wash hands, drink water, eat healthy foods, exercise, be kind and get enough sleep) that will help keep his family safe. Throughout the story he practices each of the habits and is finally able to complete them without reminders.

 

Though the book is a work of fiction, the author does have a great-nephew who spent a day with her; this book is based on that day. The photos in the book are of Hans, his real name, as he learned how to feel good, “Like a superhero.” about helping to stop the spread of the virus.

 

In a time when the entire world is struggling to stay healthy, Hans Helps: A Coronavirus/COVID-19 Story, empowers children to help their extended family stay healthy during the coronavirus pandemic and long after it’s over.

*Note to buyer: This book was written before mask suggestions and mandates started. Hans does not wear a mask or learn about masks.

 

Many libraries have added this book to their historical collections for children dealing with the pandemic at the very beginning.

 

The World Health Organization asked for a copy of Hans Help. We were honored to send one their way.

 

 

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