94 Things to Do at Home During the Coronavirus
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“Health-care workers are our army on the front lines in this war and deserve to be revered just as much as a soldier in the jungle for putting their lives at risk to save ours. Send a doctor or nurse you know who is in the fight a care package of food, a bouquet of beautiful flowers, or just a card or a note to tell them you are thinking about them and appreciate their daily sacrifices.”
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About the Book
This book is a poignant, funny and practical survival guide on how to cope with the isolation-at-home aspect of the crisis. While nothing about people being sick and dying is humorous of course, we all need distractions so we don't lose our minds. This book provides tips and advice on productive ways to spend your time, rather than wasting it. No one wants ti wake up one day in August and say, "Gee, if only I had done something useful with those four months I was stuck at home." - David Lariviere
About the Author
David Lariviere has been a writer and editor for four decades. He was a sports editor at two New Jersey daily newspapers and has worked at companies such as CNBC, Dow Jones, the New York Post, the New York Daily News, the Star-Ledger and the Educational Testing Service. He covered the New York Mets' 1986 World Series championship season.