Books the perfect "Isolution" for Coronavirus

A lot have changed in the world. Everybody is stuck in one place or the other. Families are torn apart and everyone is just on the other side of the road looking out for each other without coming closer.

Normal daily activities have been brought to a halt!

Needless to say, people are spending most of their days inside - alone or with family and trying to stay healthy during these uncertain times.
A good book can provide insight, comfort or a welcome escape. Reading offers respite.

Thankfully, books are easy to access without leaving home, just a click and you are good to go.

To keep your brain strong during these time, check out these three books about our world and get information needed to sustain yourself during this time.

Read books about pandemics and post apocalyptic world's like:

(1) World War Z by Max Brooks


(2) The Passage Trilogy by Justin Cronin

(3)Station Eleven by Emily St.John Mandel

Entangle yourself with these books and you will be grateful you did!
Have a nice day!


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