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 ## AWS Lambda & Node Parallelizer
 By default, It uses the Lambda function environment `/tmp` folder to create the required module that runs in the child process/thread.
 
-On the Child Process Parallelizer, when you create an instanciate if the Parallelizer class outside of the Lambda handler function, it will reuse the child processes across the different invocations within a Lambda instance, minimazing the impact of creating child process on every invocation. Furthermore, if the package detects a disconnection of any of the child processes, it will recreate it automatically without affecting the execution.
+When you create an instance of the Child Process Parallelizer outside of the Lambda handler function, it will reuse the child processes across the different invocations within a Lambda instance, minimazing the impact of creating child process on every invocation. Furthermore, if the package detects a disconnection of any of the child processes, it will recreate it automatically without affecting the execution.
 
 ## Demostration
 ![Alt text describing the image](./images/node-parallelizer.png)
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 {
   "name": "node-parallelizer",
-  "version": "3.0.1",
+  "version": "3.0.2",
   "description": "A NodeJS package for running code in parallel. Initially created to provide multiprocessing in an AWS Lambda function, but it can be used in any NodeJS environment.",
   "main": "src/index.js",
   "scripts": {