The author is a well-accomplished educationist holding eminent degrees, like Bachelor’s in Education, and Masters, and Doctorate in Biochemistry. She is an original writer for this book drawing inspiration from every single observation she made. Besides that, she is a writer for curriculum for concept schools, educational start-ups, and experiential learning. Her experience as an educator and observing science brought her innovative ways of dispensing information. She found that in human society, the knowledge of psychology and the use of emotional intelligence holds onto a central authority. While, as an observant science educator, she was thrilled by the whole concept of apiculture or honey-making and was overwhelmed to find a connection between the beehive and the Indian household. Fascinated by the principles that govern Indian families in particular and human societies in general, she felt a gap in observing what the written doctrine of marriages endorses (at times). She learned a great deal about psychology in the few years of a suffocating marriage than in her whole life. Profoundly shaken as she was by these stories of families and households having to witness similar episodes, she began to write.