M is for Masks
Randi Hacker (Author), Mary C. Connolly (Illustrator)
M is for Masks: A Coronavirus ABC, is a read-aloud rhyming way for parents to provide children with a source of information as well as a source of comfort and courage in these uncertain and unsettling times. Published by Home Planet Books through Onion River Press.
Randi Hacker (Author), Mary C. Connolly (Illustrator)
M is for Masks: A Coronavirus ABC, is a read-aloud rhyming way for parents to provide children with a source of information as well as a source of comfort and courage in these uncertain and unsettling times. Published by Home Planet Books through Onion River Press.
Randi Hacker (Author), Mary C. Connolly (Illustrator)
M is for Masks: A Coronavirus ABC, is a read-aloud rhyming way for parents to provide children with a source of information as well as a source of comfort and courage in these uncertain and unsettling times. Published by Home Planet Books through Onion River Press.
Randi Hacker is the editor emerita of The Electric Company Magazine (1984-1989) published by Children's Television Workshop. She is the author of "How to Live Green, Cheap and Happy" (Stackpole Books), the YA novel "Life as I Knew It" (Simon & Schuster) and "Life on a Different Planet" (Home Planet Books) among other things. She has been giving kids a voice in their future for 30 years now starting with P3, a short-lived-but-influential environmental magazine she created and published with her erstwhile partner. She hasn't saved the world yet -- and that is a real thorn in her side-- but she's still working on it. Visit her website: www.homeplanetbooks.com
Review Quotes:
"The reality is that teachers and parents have to talk about this situation and educate the kids. This book is a perfect tool to do just that." - Children's Bookshelf
"Brilliant . . . On target, informative, simple, playful and reassuring in tone." - I.S. PhD, Former Director of Research, Children's Television Workshop Publishing Division
"I am a pediatrician, public health doc, and grandfather. I loved M is for Masks: the rhymes, the whimsical artwork, and the embrace of words that early readers are struggling to understand. Really delightful." - Dr. Richard Jackson, UCLA