As a teacher and a mother, helping others make sense of this crisis while maintaining their emotional well-being has been at the forefront of my mind. This pandemic, and the ways we must work together to flatten the curve, is hard enough to understand as an adult, let alone as a child. For this reason, I turned to my 4-year-old son when I first thought of writing this book. Jonah has been immunocompromised since he was one, and needs monthly IV-infusions at the hospital to stay well. You can imagine the additional stress that this pandemic has put on my family and our concerns for our child. Yet it is his support and his creativity that has led to this book, and the images and ideas you see within it.
May we all find perfect moments in our distance.
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