The Time We Did Nothing: A book about social distancing heroes. -

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Résumé :
This book features illustrations of families and children staying at home doing nothing: engaging in popular social distancing activities such as playing, learning, cooking, gardening, biking, etc. Opposite the family illustrations are depictions of nurses, doctors, teachers, and other community helpers engaged in the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic. While the families do their part being patient and staying at home, the community helpers are risking their lives out in the world, healing patients and giving aid to those in need. Both are critical to stopping the spread of Coronavirus. We are all so very grateful to our community helpers for their sacrifice during this difficult time. But everyone who shelters at home should also feel very proud of their efforts to practice social distancing. Doing so is a vital part of stopping the spread of Coronavirus. Simply by staying home and spending time with their families, they become heroes in the story of defeating COVID-19. What seems like nothing, is actually everything in the fight against COVID-19.

Biographie:
Hannah is an empathetic young author with a heart for helping children. She is one of four girls living in Texas with her family and loyal dog Chloe. She enjoys time with friends, reading, journaling, creating, dancing, gaming, and serving those in need. Hannah is always looking for ways to entertain, help and teach her siblings. Nicknamed the child whisperer, Hannah has a knack for communicating with younger children and calming their fears. She wrote her first book at the age of 12 based on her musings about front-line workers during the COVID19 pandemic. Hannah enjoys writing books that will help children process the complex world around them.