Al Robertson

And it's a Brave book, which Brave has been a sponsor of the podcast for quite a while.

Missy has a book with Brave, and so do Jeff and Jessica.

Of course, our old friend Kirk Cameron.

A ton of people that are awesome.

And I loved it.

I jokingly say that Jace does better with children's books because he likes pictures.

I do.

I like it.

We had Tebow on the podcast recently because he has a new illustrated book, and Jace was enamored.

But it really is good.

And I'll say this as we begin the discussion about it because I want you to –

uh, give us on the, give us the, why you wrote it and the importance of it.

But it was, uh, it was very CS Lewis.

Yes.

That's what, that's what I thought because we just did a Hillsdale study on CS Lewis.

And I love it when you can create, um, other people.

I could never do, I don't have enough creativity to do that, but you created like this, this new group of people, uh, and in a setting where children would love the story, uh,

and how you describe it, and they're called the Sunders.

But tell a little bit about why you wrote it and kind of what your purpose was in writing.

That's what I thought.