So it's kind of a two part answer for me. I would say that, on the one hand, if if your kid happens to be queer, or trans or nonbinary, and you don't know yet, taking this type of representation away from them can be hurtful, it can feel isolating, it can feel like they have something to be ashamed about when they actually don't. And when I was a kid, not being able to have any books that I could show my parents, I mean, I feel like my parents would have been fairly accepting if potentially a little confused if I had said I was nonbinary at 12. But I feel like having the representation in books would have been beneficial to me because I could have brought it to them and said I'm like this, it's in a book, it's, it's real just like I am. And if your kids happen not to be LGBTQIA, books like this really teach and build empathy for people who are different than them, which I think is what a lot of people attempting to ban the books don't want. But assuming that you are not one of those people, I feel like even if your kid does not fall into one of these categories, it is almost a certainty that throughout their life, they will meet someone who is queer or trans or nonbinary. It might be a friend or family member or even just like a classmate or an acquaintance down the road but we do a disservice to our kids when we're hiding things like this from them, because allyship is really important as well as, you know, being able to define who you are. And I do feel like right now, and when I was younger, it would have saved me a lot of heartache and difficulty trying to define that aspect of myself, I could have focused on other things like any other kid gets to. So I don't think it helps anyone to hide this stuff from kids. And also, it's not inappropriate, I've seen that come up a lot. A lot of books that simply have queer content in it are marked as too mature, especially in middle school. And to that I just say, you know, if you're not going to mark a book about a straight crush as inappropriate for that age, why would you do it if the crush were gay? Or if the people who had the crush happen to be nonbinary?