EtonHouse Community Fund (ECF) has developed three free e-books and was mentioned in the Straits Times. The first book, A New Virus Has Arrived, was first released in January and has since been translated into 10 languages, including Chinese, Malay, Tamil and Hindi. The next two books talk about the acts of kindness and Singapore's contact-tracing team.
A very special book for children of all ages, even parents and grandparents
Beautiful illustrations that explain the facts about the virus, how it affects you, and how you can protect yourself
Printable activity sheets
Also available in Spanish, Greek, Bahasa Indonesia, Japanese and Vietnamese
They were all written and illustrated by EtonHouse creative an operations manager Amanda Cho, 35, who used rhyme schemes and drawings of familiar places like Housing Board playgrounds and neighbourhood supermarkets. All three E-books were written to explain the Novel Coronavarius 2019 (COVID-19) in a sensitive and meaningful way. In hope that these books open up opportunities for dialogue and learning, for both children and adults and build an understanding of the virus and its implications in our community.
Get A New Virus Has Arrived e-book by filling up the form here.
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