Rosie the Bug Zapper
Rosie the Bug Zapper by Geri Bachman, published by Flint Hills Publishing on June 15, 2021, is a 36-page children’s book that presents a lighthearted approach to health and hygiene. The story follows Rosie on her sixth birthday as she learns about a virus affecting her town and the world. With the guidance of her parents, Rosie takes on the role of a “bug zapper,” emphasizing the importance of washing hands and avoiding contact with her face.
In this beautifully illustrated edition, readers will find a blend of family and relationships themes, making it an engaging read for both children and parents. The narrative encourages young readers to adopt healthy habits in a fun and relatable manner. Through Rosie’s journey, families can explore the significance of cleanliness and safety in a positive light, fostering discussions about health in an accessible way.
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“I’m going to be a helper and the best bug zapper in the world!”
On her sixth birthday, Rosie received quite a surprise. Her school had closed because of a “bug”-a virus had spread, not just in her town, but around the world. Rosie listened to her parent’s advice and did her part to ZAP those bugs!In this adorably illustrated book, children and parents can share in a loving, positive way, how to wash our hands and keep our fingers away from our “tunnels,” our nose, mouth, eyes, and ears.
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