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Change is hard. This is something the perfectly perfect square learns to cope with as change comes its way.

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Time to Come In, Bear — Kim St. Lawrence 

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Time to Come In, Bear — Kim St. Lawrence 

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Bear must come inside to avoid the cold the world has caught. There is still fun to be had indoors, and he will get through it with his family.
Presented on YouTube.
Can be watched and accessed here.

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A little girl, a potato, and a flamingo explore their feelings of boredom. The other two in the series see the trio exploring sadness and worry. Silly books for big and important emotions.

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Amos feels stuck and confused, but his mother comforts him with rainbows and explains that this is hard for everyone. This book is presented as a YouTube video read by Donald Sutherland.
Can be watched and accessed here.

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A young African-American girl learns about the Coronavirus and then meets a dragon who takes her around the world to help other children understand it and how they can protect themselves and others from it. Written for the World Health Organization (WHO) in conjunction with other international organizations.
Can be read and accessed here.

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Coronavirus: A Book for Children — Elizabeth Jenner, Kate Wilson, Nia Roberts, & Axel Scheffler

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Coronavirus: A Book for Children — Elizabeth Jenner, Kate Wilson, Nia Roberts, & Axel Scheffler

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Answers big questions about the virus in straightforward language. Supported by NHS in the UK. Includes additional resources for teaching kids about the pandemic in back matter.
Can be read and accessed here.

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COVID-19 Helpers — Beth Bacon & Kary Lee

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COVID-19 Helpers — Beth Bacon & Kary Lee

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This book provides an overview of the pandemic crisis, how the world responded, and how kids can help. Explains COVID in simple, but understandable terms.
Can be read and accessed here.

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Bray Bray Conquers the Coronavirus — Ashley Maxie-Moreman & Joanah Whitely

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Bray Bray Conquers the Coronavirus — Ashley Maxie-Moreman & Joanah Whitely

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A young African-American boy learns about the Coronavirus and what he can do to keep himself and others safe, happy, and healthy.
Can be read and accessed here.

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Fight quarantine boredom with a story about boredom. As the story progresses, our protagonist discovers there's actually more to boredom than what meets the eye—more questions, more theories, and heaps of humor.

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How Do You Care for a Very Sick Bear? — Vanessa Bayer & Rosie Butcher

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How Do You Care for a Very Sick Bear? — Vanessa Bayer & Rosie Butcher

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Known from "Saturday Night Live," Vanessa Bayer brings a warmth and genuineness to her first children's book about what to do when someone you love is sick. With leukemia as a child, Bayer watched her friends and family struggle with what was helpful. This book sweetly explains that to be a friend, especially during an illness, is the best thing we can be.