Caitlin Clark discovered a new way to win over fans just when you thought she had everything.
With a company portfolio that places her in a completely different tax category than the majority of WNBA stars, Caitlin Clark’s distance from the court is now unparalleled.
The main attraction is her eight-year, $28 million contract with Nike, especially because her iconic Caitlin 1s are selling out, but that’s only the tip of the iceberg.
She’s featured in State Farm commercials, drinking Gatorade, and shown up on Panini trading cards. And even Wilson handed her an exclusive signature basketball line.
She has been on Panini collectible cards and appeared in State Farm advertisements while sipping Gatorade. Wilson even gave her a unique line of signature basketballs.
Caitlin Clark is making a sweet new move off the court. She took to Instagram in May to reveal that she had written her first children’s picture book, EXTRAordinary! A Little EXTRA to Reach BIG Dreams, and now its release is getting closer.
Aimed at children between the ages of four and eight, this 32-page rhyming book is all about working hard, relying on your team, and pursuing big dreams.
On November 3, Random House will release the book in hardcover for $19.99. Adriana Predoi will illustrate it.
On Tuesday, Clark updated her followers on Instagram by writing, “Pre-order your copy from @randomhousekids at the link in their bio.”
Fans have responded favorably, which is considerably taken as a sign safe to say.
One commented, saying, “A genius move to transition into a different demographic.” An educationist remarked, “I can’t wait to get this in the mail for my classroom :).”
“The little hoopers are going to lose it over a Caitlin Clark picture book,” one more supporter said.
Another fan penned, stating, “I ordered mine back in May! Can’t wait to read it with my daughter! Hopefully my Caitlin 1 jinx comes in by that time too. Fingers crossed I get them!” Someone said in support, commenting, “Can’t wait to get a copy for my classroom.”
We witnessed Angel Reese walk around toy aisles with her personalized Mattel Barbie, demonstrating that contemporary female basketball players are adept at appealing to younger audiences.
