Without ever saying Coronavirus or Pandemic, strongemThe Day the Lines Changedemstrong explains what it means to live through a viral outbreak and gives children a much needed, optimistic view of the future. Through the use of ripped paper and basic shapes, Kelley Donner takes a frightening and complicated pandemic and turns it into an uplifting, easily understandable story about the life of a green line. Featured in the Washington Times as one of the top ten books in 2020 about the pandemic, strongemThe Day the Lines Changedemstrong, a picture book for children between the ages of 2 and 6 should be a welcome resource for parents, teachers, and caregivers who are trying their best to explain the pandemic to worried children. All proceeds in March and April 2020 went to Covid-19 charities that support children's mental health.pstrongemCarefree and happy, the green line lives together with her family, goes to school during the week, and on weekends visits the town square. Then one day so