Robina Brah, helps illustrate how people and businesses coped during the past three years.Brah, who is an Ontario Tech University graduate, says her goal was to create something children could understand.“They had a bigger disconnect than we did.
They were doing things they were told, but they didn’t understand why,” said Brah.The words might give you de-ja-vu or perhaps a bit of PTSD, as each page helps parents walk children through what they experienced.It stars a porcupine named peter, whose mom is a nurse.
It revisits that familiar verse — stay 6 feet apart.“He ventures into the town of Whitby. And he meets different kids who share their experiences,” says Brah.The book follows Peter throughout, highlighting the time we might all like to forget, with lines that rhyme such as, ‘She was shocked and told peter about what she had just seen.
There was talk about a virus called covid-19.’ Throughout the book, children and parents meet a range of different characters.