As part of language development and appreciation, books, and stories introduced in the environment of a child can encourage children to develop a love for language and reading. This idea was a learned concept via the training received to be a certified lead guide. Our trainers encouraged us to have books of different cultures and genres, which we can alternate for children to use as needed. However, there were limited, culturally specific texts within the environment served by the author. Hence the idea of creating a series of writing from childhood experiences from my country of birth prompted a vision. The book is primarily a stepping stone to raise funds to push the idea of bringing Montessori Education to Liberia, West Africa. Funds generated will also go towards creating access to scholarship opportunities for other women from Liberia to come and receive training. The funds will also support outreach programs through the Montessori Center of Minnesota in their support to serving all communities and cultures through a collaboration to bring genuine and authentic education to the communities helped. Lastly, the funds will create scholarship opportunities for children here in the USA and Africa. The content of the book describes the child Cathy who lives with her grandmother and follows her to get to the cassava farm to dig cassava. It gives snippets of another continent's signature food, a dialect spoken there, and animals from that area.