I'm building a database of "actors_directors" who are renting "books" from my library - a kind of exercise to learn database basics :-)
This is how my "actors_directors" table looks like. They are the customers who are renting the books from my library. Index field is a primary key in this table.
There are books listed in different table called "books" and similarly "Index" field is a primary key in this table.
Finally I have all the instances of the book being rented in my third table "checkouts". Please ignore the last three columns there. Similarly "Index" field is a primary key in this table. "ForeignKeyCustomer" column refers to Index column in "actors_directors" table and its one-to-many relationship. "ForeignKeyBook" column refers to Index column in "books" table and its one-to-many relationship.
These are relationship I've set for my tables.

Now after I unfold the pluses in the "actors_directors" table like it's shown in the next picture, there are not exactly the info I wanted to see. What I see is the number of the book, some specific actor rented, while I'd like to see the title of this book.
Instead of info about "ForeignKeyBook" - the book's number, I'd like to see it's Title in this place. But the info about the title is in different table. Can U help me with that?
I don't want to see the book's number, because it tells me nothing.
I want to see the book's title, that is in different table, but also the "CheckOutDate" and "RentPeriod" and "RentFee" from this "checkouts" table, that's related/linked in my current situation (this screenshot).
Thanks in advance my friends.




