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Sebastian Ritscher |
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GOOD MORNING ZOOM
A clever and heartwarming Goodnight Moon parody that offers reassurance and hope in our difficult time.
Good Morning Zoom takes the reader on a lyrical journey through our "new normal." From "Zoom school," to watching doctors and nurses on TV, to building pillow forts and talking to loved ones from a distance, this poignant book reminds us that there are still things to enjoy and be excited about in these unprecedented times.
Key selling points:
UPLIFTING MESSAGE: Good Morning Zoom touches on the loneliness many of us are feeling while social distancing. In this book we see the family applauding doctors and nurses on the street, virtually talking to grandparents, and trying to find something interesting to watch on TV. Despite that loneliness, the book ends on a light-hearted "see you all soon" note.
INSTANT SUCCESS: Lindsay self-published this to Amazon and has been selling upwards of six hundred copies per week since its publication in May.
PERFECT TIMING: Timed right after back-to-school and just before the holiday season, this book is perfect for readers who will be in a Zoom-run classroom then, or just came out of a semester of Zoom-run classrooms.
ALL AGES: Despite this book being a picture book geared towards children, parents working from home will relate to the message as well. Even those without children will be attracted to it not only because they relate, but also because it's funny and heartfelt in all the right ways.
The author will be donating a portion of her earnings to COVID 19 charities.
Lindsay Rechler is a Managing Director at a global investment bank where she has worked for 13 years. She earned her bachelor's degree from Cornell University. While quarantining at home with her family, Lindsay wrote her first book, Good Morning Zoom. Like all parents, she and her husband Zack have also become chefs, bakers, coaches, teachers, musical directors and artists. She resides in Manhattan with her husband Zack and two children. This book was written for today's children and for future generations to record the impact the pandemic had on our lives and how we weathered the storm together.
June Park is a graphic designer and illustrator based in Brooklyn, New York. This is her second illustrated book. Her background in fine arts continue to inform her approach to creating work that is hand-crafted, immersive and memorable. In addition to illustrating, June runs a small branding studio with her web developer husband, Jeff.
Key selling points:
UPLIFTING MESSAGE: Good Morning Zoom touches on the loneliness many of us are feeling while social distancing. In this book we see the family applauding doctors and nurses on the street, virtually talking to grandparents, and trying to find something interesting to watch on TV. Despite that loneliness, the book ends on a light-hearted "see you all soon" note.
INSTANT SUCCESS: Lindsay self-published this to Amazon and has been selling upwards of six hundred copies per week since its publication in May.
PERFECT TIMING: Timed right after back-to-school and just before the holiday season, this book is perfect for readers who will be in a Zoom-run classroom then, or just came out of a semester of Zoom-run classrooms.
ALL AGES: Despite this book being a picture book geared towards children, parents working from home will relate to the message as well. Even those without children will be attracted to it not only because they relate, but also because it's funny and heartfelt in all the right ways.
The author will be donating a portion of her earnings to COVID 19 charities.
Lindsay Rechler is a Managing Director at a global investment bank where she has worked for 13 years. She earned her bachelor's degree from Cornell University. While quarantining at home with her family, Lindsay wrote her first book, Good Morning Zoom. Like all parents, she and her husband Zack have also become chefs, bakers, coaches, teachers, musical directors and artists. She resides in Manhattan with her husband Zack and two children. This book was written for today's children and for future generations to record the impact the pandemic had on our lives and how we weathered the storm together.
June Park is a graphic designer and illustrator based in Brooklyn, New York. This is her second illustrated book. Her background in fine arts continue to inform her approach to creating work that is hand-crafted, immersive and memorable. In addition to illustrating, June runs a small branding studio with her web developer husband, Jeff.
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Published 2020-10-06 by Philomel |