Thank you. First, let me start with what I'm working on now, because it actually is about antisemitism. I'm currently writing a manuscript based on my family. My grandparents were twice exiled, first from Lithuania, and secondly, from Cuba, in the same lifetime. And if my grandparents hadn't made it to Cuba, I would not be here. We call ourselves Jubans. What's different about my Jaban history is that my mother was not from Havana. She was from Guantanamo, a small town in the countryside. There were very few Jewish families. The synagogue was an apartment. My family history is, it's very eccentric. I know everyone's family is eccentric, really, if you talk to the correct relatives, but we seem to have an abundance of eccentric ancestors and really fascinating stories. But the main focus, my uncle was on the St. Louis, "The Voyage of the Damned," which was the very famous ship that neither Cuba nor the United States would take. They were sent back to Europe. And of course, my uncle, who was a concert violinist for the Berlin Philharmonic, he was murdered in Auschwitz. And all five families of my grandparents were murdered. The only survivors were my grandmother, my grandfather, and my grandmother's sister. And then there was one cousin who was one of Mengele's experiments, she survived and was the founder of the El Paso Holocaust Museum. So believe it or not, I'm trying to, I'm trying to write a historical that has humor, even though it's such a heavy subject, and that's sort of how it's coming out. Because that's my family. In spite of so many, so many challenges. My family never lost the sense of humor and it, and it comes out in my writing. My other works. This is Not the Abby Show, Braless in Wonderland, Swimming with the Sharks. and Coming of Age, the anthology, my agent told me that, you know, a big selling point for me was the humor, that editors who got it, that's why they bought the books. So I've done young adult, I've done middle grade. And this is my very first historical that I'm working on. I've done short stories. And I actually quit the business. I thought I was retiring. For a long time I left kidlit and publishing and all of that for quite a few years. But it's not done with me. I keep getting letters from readers and wanting to know when my next book is coming out. And then of course, I've been very inspired after finding family photos and interviewing relatives to write the book I'm writing now.