The Year the World Stood Still

About the Book

The Year the World Stood Still is positive and light-hearted story about the coronavirus outbreak. It reassures children that what is of true value cannot be taken by a pandemic. It is written to entertain young children while dealing with societal and international events that have deeply impacted all families’ lives. It delicately outlines the events as they began and highlights the beauty that can emerge from a difficult situation. As the world has slowed down, families have had time to reconnect and refocus on love, relationships, and ensuring their time is spent in meaningful ways. It is a memento of current events and a concrete reminder of values essential to creating strong family relationships and positive communities.

About the Author

Lyndell Clark Lyndell Clark is Australian born and enjoys writing many genres of children’s stories. She has written five books and delights in captivating the minds and imaginations of children. As a teacher for over thirty years, she loves writing books that make children giggle, think, and feel. She believes young children need stories and characters that they can relate to and share experiences with so they can work through deeper issues in their lives. Her stories are based on her journey of being the mum of three boys. She hopes by sharing her experiences through a child’s eyes she can help families everywhere support our greatest asset—our children! Taylor Ross Taylor Ross is an early-childhood and primary teacher who is passionate about children and their struggles. She has witnessed both of her brothers go through bullying, depression, and anorexia recovery. She wants to positively empower children to live their fullest lives and be all they can be.