We had a book launch for the book in Boise where I live in.
I had family members from all over the country flying for it.
And we're getting ready to go to it.
I have three kids.
And at the time, one was 15, one was 11, and one was 4.
And I remember looking at that four-year-old and go,
I knew I was going to be reading this story.
And I remember being in the kitchen,
and my mom and dad were there and my uncles were there.
And I'm like, well, do you think I should bring Harper with?
The four-year-old.
And my dad said, well, it's her stories too.
She may as well be there.
And so she came in.
Of course, didn't listen to a word I said.
But she was there in the audience.
So it's kind of been a very neat thing
to have this kind of be like a family project,
as bizarre as that may sound considering the subject matter.
But that's kind of what it's become.
And it's been a very cool and privileged thing
to have in my family now, this cohesive thing to kind of stick
to.
I'm very proud of that.