Tigger really enjoyed this book and it was one that we read together, discussing the different parts of the life in lockdown that were covered such as pasta and toilet paper and homeschooling. It was a way to let students know someone was hearing their problems and letting them know they weren’t the only ones going through challenges.

Another child had their grandparents pass during the pandemic, so he incorporated that into the narrative too. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. With his eighth birthday just around the corner, the very thought of having to celebrate his special day during lockdown, sends poor Reggie into a meltdown.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. He feels that people should know there is always a brighter ending to things, even if they seem bleak.

Helping them understand that they aren’t alone in feeling upset, cheated and overwhelmed by everything. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. Alexander says, “Children were looking at things online and not being happy with themselves because they're comparing themselves to the sort of forced reality that they're seeing online. An International Politics BSc graduate, and a University College London/Institute of Education trained/qualified teacher, his arrival into the world of literature, promises to be one full of adventure, laughter, and linguistic prowess. Alexander received praise for his book and the positive impact it had on school children in the United Kingdom.

A story that everyone can relate to, Alexander’s mastery of the English language and rich vocabulary, coupled with colourful illustrations on every page, brings the story to life, leaving all readers, regardless of age, captivated and totally absorbed. A second lockdown was set in motion for November 5th – Roo’s birthday and would continue through to the beginning of December. I think ultimately that is what I want my legacy to be for a child in 10, 20 years to say, ‘Hey, Banji Alexander inspired me to do what I'm doing now. The lockdown was one of those uncertain times for us all, with both adults and children having to attempt to make sense of the changing world around them.