Hi parents! My name is Neng and I just wrote the first book to explain the Big Bang theory to preschoolers. But now I need your help to publish it!

I wrote and illustrated Georgia’s Telescope, the first book to explain the Big Bang theory to preschoolers. I am now trying to publish it, but publishing a book is hard. And publishing a book that teaches young children a scientific origin story, is even harder: it upsets some of people. So I need your help to crowdfund this, to know that it’s a good idea. To answer if other people believe in this idea as much as I do.At the end of the day, the goal of Georgia’s Telescope is to bring another origin story of the universe to the table. Growing up in today’s world, children will hear many origin stories; I want to make sure the scientific one, the Big Bang theory, is one of those. As an educator, I know science-based evidence creates the next generation of innovative thinkers. No children's book exists to teach the Big Bang theory to preschoolers. With rhymes, analogies, and creative illustration, even preschoolers can understand the physics of the Big Bang theory.Eventually, I want to bring this to a traditional publisher. But before that can happen, I need backing and proof that this is a project is worth pursuing; to print the first set of books. Learn more and see parts of the book on Kickstarter. You can support the project here, and get a book for yourself. If the Kickstarter page doesn’t answer your question, please feel free to ask me here - I’ll do my best to reply. Thank you!TL;DR: I need your help on kickstarter to publish the first children’s book ever to explain the Big Bang theory (the scientific origin story) to preschoolers. You can support the project here. Thank You!http://ift.tt/2rwtOtl via /r/atheistparents http://ift.tt/2qGLMpS