So I was talking to my agent when she says, You know, I keep hearing from editors they want holiday stories. And I thought, oh, okay, I want to write a Hanukkah story. We were brainstorming on the phone, and she says, What about something with Christmas AND Hanukkah? And we brainstormed a little more, and we came up with the twins separated at birth. So off I went to start writing it. And I fully intended to write this book completely on my own. And I got about four chapters in, and I realized I have no lived experience of Christmas, and I had sort of assumed that through Hallmark movies and commercials that I knew about Christmas, but I really didn't know what's at the heart of Christmas, and what people who celebrate Christmas really love about the holiday. So I realized, I can't write this book on my own. I thought about who I would like to approach to write Holly, the character who celebrates Christmas. And I've worked for Marissa as her author assistant for several years, so I'm familiar with her writing and her process, which is completely different to mine. And she has twin adopted girls, and I'm adopted, and we've talked about adoption before, and she loves Christmas, and I thought, bingo. And it was honestly the most fun thing I've ever written. She took Holly and I took Aviva, the two twins, the rest is history.