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    Elissa and the Coronavirus
    Elissa and the Coronavirus
    Elissa and the Coronavirus
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    Elissa and the Coronavirus

    By Deanna Altomara and Veronica Paltaratskaya

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    Elissa has always loved to pretend that she has magical powers. But when a strange new sickness comes to her town, she learns that not everything can be fixed with a magic wand. It's time for her to cope with some unexpected changes—and maybe learn a new kind of magic along the way.An early chapter book for the beginning reader (ages 7-11), Elissa and the Coronavirus tells a simple and heartfelt story about a young girl learning to cope with the coronavirus pandemic. It includes basic, age-appropriate information alongside a reassuring message about generosity. The author and illustrator are donating their portion of the profits to Feeding America.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDeanna Altomara
    Release dateJun 14, 2020
    ISBN9780463398159
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