Wilma Rudolph: The Graphic Novel

Wilma Rudolph: The Graphic NovelBy: Josh Bycel, Rich Korson Illustrator: Brittney Williams Series: Stephen Curry Sports Superheroes A thrilling graphic novel about Wilma Rudolph, who overcame obstacles and odds to become one of the greatest track stars of all time! When Wilma Rudolph was just a young girl, she lost strength in her leg and foot after contracting polio. Forced to wear a leg brace until she was nine, she was told that she might never walk the way she used to again. But

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