An old story was made brand new.

The idea to write "Good Morning Zoom" came from the older story "Goodnight Moon." (AP)
The story is about a family’s life during the pandemic. (Handout)
"Goodnight Moon" is a picture book about going to bed. (Handout)
People use Zoom for school and work. (AP)
Picture books are fun to read together. (AP)

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Goodnight Moon is an old picture book. It has a cow and a broom and a red balloon.

Good Morning Zoom is a new picture book. The story changed. Some of the pictures changed too. Goodbye, cow. So long, red balloon.

Read More: People use Zoom for computer meetings. Kids use Zoom for school. Parents use Zoom for work. Now there is a picture book about Zoom. Lindsay Rechler wrote Good Morning Zoom. It is similar to the favorite bedtime story Goodnight Moon. The colorful book is easy to understand. It is a story about a family’s life during the pandemic. Mrs. Rechler wants her book to give kids hope in hard times. Psalm 31:24 says, “Be strong, and let your heart take courage, all you who wait for the Lord!” God is our hope.