The author of Crystal Palace, Marguerite du Plessis, gets featured by the business owner of Gravidia and Hack&Co, Taylor Hack, in his podcast. He highlighted the effectiveness of Crystal Palace in the development of leadership skills in children. Crystal Palace revolves around a 10-year-old boy Charles Francis Richter. It is a fictional story that takes the readers back to the 20th-century. It is based on the times of 1910 when Charles was curious about the functioning of everything around him. Charles Francis Richter is renowned since he discovered the procedure for measuring the intensity of earthquakes. In this storybook, Charles meets Marie Curie, Albert Einstein, Joseph Tyrell, and Edwin Hubble in a grand 20th century science fair/ exhibition held at the Crystal Palace in England, back in time. It's an intriguing tale, and parents must purchase it for their kids. Marguerite du Plessis was an ever-curious soul since her childhood. She would explore and question everything, and this led her to become a successful senior clinical scientist, a parent, an outdoor enthusiast, and a great author. She completed her Masters of Science Writings at John Hopkins University for Advanced Academic Programs while writing this book and having her first baby. She has worked in numerous therapeutic and pharmaceutical enterprises for more than a decade.