There is no denying that folklore plays an important role in shaping the beliefs and imagination of our children. But times today have changed and continue to change as you read this. The world is becoming increasingly competitive; and are among the terms that best define the lifestyle today. Inevitably, there needs to be something that helps our children prepare for this competition. But do we want to take away from them the stories that form their dreams--of kingdoms, of princes and princesses, and of magic. Absolutely not! How about, then, we do something that brings to them the best of both worlds--something that helps them dream also educates them? Ones career is an important aspect of ones life. And this isn't something that, I believe, should be thought about a couple of years before one finishes school or maybe a couple of days after the results are announced. Undeniably, there is a gap between what we teach our children and what they need to learn. The aim to create the was to fill in this gap. The is a set of 26 books, one for each alphabet. Each book covers ten professions, the names of which begin with that alphabet. For example, the book for the alphabet covers professions like academic dean, acupuncturist, artistic gymnast, auditor, and so on. This synopsis outlines the vision and the concept behind these books and introduces you to the soul of our books--the Role & Rollland gang! The concept is built around the play-and-learn and interactive learning techniques. The idea is to not just educate kids about a profession, but also tell them facts that will inspire in them a curiosity to know more on their own. There are activities and dress-up and role play games that will make the kids think from that professional's point of view. These games also involve friends and family, so the social interactions part is covered too! Each profession, apart from the content describing its key aspects in sufficient detail, includes the following sections: The section names have been kept in a way that they aren't just attractive to sound but are also self-explanatory.