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    Home Video by Lucy Dacus

    Home Video by Lucy Dacus

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    This new gift from Dacus, her third album, was built on an interrogation of her coming-of-age years...

    Endless Alphabet

    Endless Alphabet

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    ** 2013 App of the Year Runner-Up ** ** App Store's Editor's Choice ** *From the team at...

    Pudding Monsters

    Pudding Monsters

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    Sticky, curious… and DETERMINED TO GET BIGGER! "ZeptoLab looks to have another hit on its hands"...

    Sago Mini Doodlecast

    Sago Mini Doodlecast

    Education and Photo & Video

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    App Store Best of 2013! Sago Mini Doodlecast is a unique drawing app that records your voice as you...

The Germ who would be King is a silly cartoon of what was going on in 2020. With all the talk about Covid 19. This book helps explain to children what was going on with a virus. We were all talking about during the 2020 year. However, we are still dealing with it today.

This book shows how a virus was taking over everything and how it dominated our society. In a fun and funny way. Though this is funny, would you please take the virus seriously and prevent it from getting it?

It takes place with a germ that wants to dominate the world for its evil plans. Will it work? Or will humans learn to take the precious and separate and do things differently to draft a nasty germ? The first time I read it, It was not funny for me. But when I was reading it a little as my mom read it. I got a little chuckle out of it. We all need a few books like that. Especially the way 2020 was and how everything flipped upside down. We still are dealing with it. But a little humor and taking the things to stop the virus is a good thing.

I do love the pictures. I did enjoy the virus cartoon image; It's charming. The way the plot exists is fun. Children will enjoy this as well as parents, I am sure.