RONA STOLE MY FUN!: THE FOUR YEAR OLD VS THE VIRUS

Rona Stole My Fun! celebrates the importance of children's art and creativity, as Tara pays tribute to her two-year-old sister, whom she has been working with in isolation to create this book. Tara reassures all her little friends from around the world that they can outsmart Rona through a game of hide-and-seek and staying at home, and that fun will ultimately be saved. This will see Rona end up in the "naughty corner" for her bad behavior and result in rainbows at the end of the story. The creativity and resilience of the four-year-old mind is the ultimate winner. Fun cannot and will not be lost. So buckle up Rona....

Come on a journey with Tara's imagination and help reassure little people that the fun they lost through social distancing, isolation, and kindergarten, swimming class and facility closures, is only temporary. Enjoy the innocence of the illustrations throughout the book and perhaps use them to talk to your children about what the changes have meant to them. A beautiful keepsake during what has been a very extraordinary 2020.

Chandra is a very proud mum and an accomplished businesswoman, who has spent her career finding novel ways to solve complex business, and individual, issues. She has worked across 28 countries, 11 industries and nine languages. Chandra was the Telstra Australian National Young Business Woman of the Year in 2012 and the 2013 Newcastle University Young Alumni Medallist. In 2013, she started her own business, One Legacy Pty Ltd, with the goal of applying neuroscience to leadership, team and performance challenges. Her greatest interest is in spending time with her girls and helping them grow and explore their happiness, talents and interests.

Tara is an amazing little four-year-old girl with a passion for drawing, painting and everything pink! Her passion has led to the creation of some wonderful artwork during her very short life, utilising all forms of paint, pens, brushes, straws, fingers, the list goes on. In partnership with her two-year-old sister, the girls see simplicity and beauty in what can sometimes be a complex and difficult world.