Even when they're one and two, they can join in.

Yeah, and you could probably look at the picture and say, what noise does this? I think I mean, it's obviously a very, very simple level of learning and teaching, but you want to start somewhere and start early on.

And my dad was possibly the smartest person I know and went to Eaton and Oxford and loved school.

And I wasn't as in love with it as he was.

But I'm fascinated by how much teaching there is in these books on such a simple level, but the best way is like, what I didn't love about school is the fact that I felt like I knew I was learning and the purpose was to learn and it was very, and some teach better than others and some subjects you're more and less interested in, but there's something about smuggling in teaching into a story where you feel like you're just having playtime, but you're actually learning a lot.

I think that's, you know, on a very, very simple level done, as you say, really, really well in this book.

Did you feel like you were into reading as a child or did it feel like a challenge?

I love being read, too.