I seldom recommend other books on this blog because my book has an extended, annotated bibliography about sibling relations. However, my friend and colleague Heather Malley, Founding director of Caterpillar Cottage Preschool, has written a beautiful and timely book for young children about the quarantine. And I want to share it with you!
Not Forever But for Now is a pitch-perfect book for preschoolers about the pandemic. Honest but hopeful, it touches on new practices that are bewildering and scary along with consoling activities that are evergreen, like cuddling and playing tag and looking for bugs. This book gives kids permission to feel all the myriad emotions that the quarantine arouses. I'm confident that the refrain "not forever but for now" will bring solace to parents and children alike.
https://www.amazon.com/Not-Forever-But-Now-children-ebook/dp/B0878ZXH9S/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=Not+forever+but+for+now&qid=1587330255&s=books&sr=1-2