What was interesting was I'd already started thinking about this book, and I read an article in the Washingtonian, which I have linked to on my website, and it was written anonymously. And it was "What happened when my 13 year old son joined the alt right." What really fascinated me about that was that they were actually a Jewish family. They were a liberal Jewish family and their son went through something at school that sort of put him in a dark place, started spending a lot of time online, and ended up spouting a lot of this ideology. And that really fascinated me. So I actually wrote to the editor in chief of the Washingtonian, and and said, Look, you know, I'm a young adult author, I'm thinking about writing a book about this, would you be willing to put me in touch with the family, I, of course, would keep everything very anonymous. And they forwarded the email to the mother. And fortunately, she agreed to let me speak with her son. It was fascinating. And so I was like, Look, I have to ask you this. You're Jewish, like, didn't it bother you, when you were hearing all this antisemitic stuff? And what he said, just like every time I talk about it gives me goosebumps. He said, they never used the word Jew. They said globalist. And at the time, Trump was president and was using that word in the Oval Office, talking about his Jewish cabinet minister, you know, saying things like "he's a good guy for a globalist," you know, the fact that this word, which has such a loaded history, was being used in the Oval Office made me even more determined to write this book. I've always been highly influenced by George Orwell, who had his own antisemitic issues at times. But I'm fascinated by how language can be used both for good and for not so good. Part of what we're facing now is that people are speaking in code words that have a very long antisemitic history. But if people aren't educated to that, then it's easier for them to be sucked in. So my fourth book was not Jewish themed, it was called Want To Go Private? And it was about a girl who gets involved with an internet predator. So I did a lot of research on grooming. And I interviewed two former neo-Nazis. And one of the things I said to them was, this sounds a lot like grooming. One of them kind of admitted, yeah, you know that that is a very similar process, because you look for someone who's vulnerable, you reflect back the things that they say, so they feel like you totally understand them, and you're the only person who understands them. And then you move into the more noxious elements of a relationship. So one of the things I hope from this book is that we'll be able to start having conversations about language and give kids the vocabulary so that they can recognize what is going on, and also learn to speak up against it.