Yeah, Theo and I were both very out of the box and nothing that we ever did really fit into any box and so I guess it's not surprising that this book is also kind of out of the box. You have somebody that you didn't ask and I would like to add. When Theo wrote the short story in 2014, and even when he passed away in 15 (thank God he passed away in July and wasn't alive for the elections because that would have given him a heart attack), we could not have imagined the relevance of the story. And the danger that we would all be feeling towards our democracy, towards our civil rights. We didn't know how relevant it would be for children to know that even though you're young, it's never too young to know the truth about our world, which is, it's beautiful. It's full of love. It's full of wonder, but it also can be dangerous. And people can hate each other for no reason at all. And it's all of our jobs, it's our parents' jobs and it's the government's job, but it is also our jobs and even though we might feel a little bit too young for it, what to do. That's how life is. And I think that modern parents, very much want to wrap their children up with a lot of cotton balls and fluff and friendly barnyard animals, and you know lots of beautiful stories that are turned out with a happy ending and I know that I'm a mom, they're so pure they're so sweet. They're so beautiful. Please don't make me be the one to scratch that and to give them the bad news, but actually better the bad news come from me than from someone else. But the good news about the bad news is that we do have the power as human beings to fix the world to change the outcome, there will be that generation, and it might as well be the generation of the kids of now, there will be that generation that will learn how to live in peace, and who will learn to be kind to each other, and who will learn to speak out from a young age, against injustice to tell someone about it and make sure that injustice is corrected, to refuse to take on false hate, to refuse to take on bigotry, to always fight for what's right, there will be a generation that has a majority of kids that are that way and then we will see the beautiful world we've always dreamed to see, but for it to be this generation, they need to be taught it and told it, that these are the dangers, not as if those dangers weren't always present even when Theo wrote the book, but I feel now that it all has very much intensified and that our book came out at a very appropriate time.