Warriors star Stephen Curry unveils new children’s book

The Golden State Warriors have worked hard to become legends on the court. As a team, they have dominated the last decade. Golden State has won four of the last eight championships, the most recent being an impressive feat of comebacks and persistence.

But on top of that, they have worked hard to establish themselves off the pitch. Draymond Green hosts a podcast and works to get into that media space, Steve Kerr is currently in Egypt working with Basketball Without Borders, and Stephen Curry has been able to accomplish a lot off the court as well.

The latest he has just announced on his Twitter account. On September 1, Curry revealed a major announcement – he’s releasing a book. Curry tweeted that her first children’s book, “I Have a Superpower,” is available for pre-order now.

“Dream BIG!! My first children’s book “I’ve Got Superpowers” is almost here…I hope you’ll join us in helping kids around the world realize that they all have superpowers inside of them! Pre-order today 🙌🏽📚,” Curry tweeted with a link to order the book.

The announcement comes shortly after another of Curry’s major off-court accomplishments, as he recently graduated from Davidson College.

Curry Davidson Graduates

Davidson graduated from college earlier this summer, but Curry couldn’t attend because he was in the NBA playoffs. However, the school decided to hold an event just for Curry so he could receive his diploma as he would have at the original graduation ceremony.

At the ceremony, Curry’s mother gave a speech. She became emotional as she congratulated her son on his incredible accomplishment.

“Today you can breathe and say, ‘Check it out'” she said in the moving speech. “Today you have helped Coach McKillop maintain his 100% pass rate and you are setting an example for others, young and old, that it is never too late to complete your education.

Curry left Davidson after three years in college to enter the NBA draft, but he decided to return to school and complete his education.

His mother, however, was not the only one to congratulate him.

Curry receives praise from NBA co-stars

The Los Angeles Lakers superstar took to Instagram to congratulate Curry on his big achievement.

“AMAZING!! CONGRATULATIONS @STEPHENCURRY30!! MAJOR BRO,” Jacques wrote on his Instagram story.

Plus, Boston Celtics forward Grant Williams had a message for Curry. Davidson played a message Williams sent to Curry and posted it on his Twitter account. The youngster said that while Curry was an inspiration to him, he still resented him a bit for the final.

“What’s up bro. First of all I wanted to say congratulations. It’s a huge accomplishment, it’s a blessing. I wore #30 in high school because of you. I don’t wear a ring in Because of you, so I’m a little biased,” Williams said with a smirk. “But congratulations on your success. I wish you luck. I’ll see you again next year.”

Curry has had a very busy offseason, all after winning his first NBA Finals MVP. The Warriors star already graduated this summer, and her first-ever children’s book is on the way. And after?