The cover is bright breezy, busy, with a young boy, so it is very indicative of the nature of the book - but I'm not sure who the target reader is. It is good to have the story from the young boy's point of view - children were obviously involved and infected, and we would try not to alarm them, even though they need to be told about it and what precautions they need to take. It is very much a book of today, I cannot imagine many people reading it in a few year's time. It is good to read how the Virus affected the lives of young people, but it is not a book that will have a widespread appeal,