In an era wherein the conventional educational system is facing critics of backwardness and being slow, which doesn't mean educational institutions are 100% responsible for it, rather I believe it's the lack of resources that has led many parents and expectant parents to choose to homeschool their little ones instead of preferring to send them to an established institute. As per Statistics Canada for 2022, in Canada itself, there were 83,784 students enrolled in homeschooling in 2020/2021, more than double (+106.3%) the 40,608 enrolled in the previous academic year. The number is growing in developed countries. One can derive several reasons for it; an undeniable one is the practicality of information given in decades-old versions of kids' books being almost nil. Quite an absurd term people use is 'rote learning'. Our upcoming generations all around the globe require updated information with lively illustrations to equip them with beneficial knowledge. Last winter, I was searching for some good engaging books for my niece, but failed to find a satisfactory one. That's what led me this summer to create my own illustrated books, while still being an undergrad BSc. student in Concordia University (Montreal).​I will be grateful for the support that you'll show by getting few copies for your school, home library or perhaps children's public library.  And you can even verify me, by heading to the IGEM website, in 2023 teams of CONCORDIA- MONTREAL. Going into wiki of my team, in communication team you'll see me in the middle. Or for other concerns drop your message below, we can arrange a suitable one on one zoom call to clarify.