Happy Mask

Maggie doesn't want to wear her mask because she thinks it makes people look mean. Dad suggests that she can show people how she feels while staying safe by drawing smiles on her mask.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 32 pages
Publication date: 01 August 2021
Publisher: New Frontier Publishing

Maggie has a strong aversion to wearing masks. She believes that masks can convey a sense of hostility and negativity towards others. However, her father comes up with a creative solution to allow Maggie to express her true emotions while maintaining her safety.

Dad suggests that Maggie creates custom-made masks featuring her favorite artwork or designs. By wearing these unique masks, Maggie can express her individuality and artistic flair while also promoting safety and awareness. People will be able to see her smiling face behind the mask, which will hopefully dispel any negative perceptions they may have.

Maggie embraces her father's idea and starts designing her masks. She incorporates vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and personal touches that reflect her personality. She feels proud and confident wearing her custom-made masks, knowing that they represent her true self. Maggie's unique masks not only protect her from harm but also start conversations and spread positivity. People are intrigued by her masks and often ask her about the artwork featured on them. Maggie has the opportunity to share her passion for art and connect with others on a deeper level.

Through her custom-made masks, Maggie demonstrates that masks can be a powerful tool for self-expression and community building. She shows that wearing a mask doesn't have to be a negative experience but can be a way to showcase one's personality and promote safety. Maggie's story inspires others to embrace creativity and find innovative ways to stay safe and connected during these challenging times.

Weight: 214g
Dimension: 240 x 281 x 7 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781912678495