Getting through these days isn't easy, especially for children living in families with low to no income because of COVID-19.
Looking at what's really happening in her country, Ha-Giang Trinh wrote a story about sharing, sympathizing, and surviving the pandemic from the perspective of a 9-year-old girl.
Evi Shelvia gave a bright edge to the melancholic story through her touching illustration, even though 98% wore face masks throughout the story. The story is co-published by Room to Read and The Peace Studio.
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These days many people ran short of food
Vy had to wake up early
Everyone stood in line to get their ration of rice
The day was long and the line was even longer
Would there still be rice for Vy at the end of the line?
Listen to the full book read by Dr. Maya Soetoro-Ng—the half-sister of Barack Obama
The author and illustrator wish all the best to all children, who probably suffer the most from the pandemic
