Caitlin Clark just got another huge win off the court

Caitlin Clark has only been in the pros for three years, but she's already one of the most prominent and recognizable figures in women's basketball history.

The Indiana Fever youngster has become one of the faces of the WNBA, drawing massive viewership for the league.

As such, she's trying to use her big platform to inspire other girls all around the globe.

According to KCRG-TV 9 reporter Jack Lido, Clark will publish a children's book inspired by her own life and journey.

Caitlin Clark will publish a children's book

"WNBA star Caitlin Clark is publishing a book based on her life, 'EXTRAordinary! A Little EXTRA to Reach BIG Dreams,'" Lido shared on X.

"Illustrated by Adriana Predoi, the book's inspiration comes from a mirror Clark had as a child. Images are courtesy of Penguin Random House and Two Tone Creative," added Lido.

The Iowa legend missed most of her second season in the league with multiple ailments.

She got off to a somewhat rocky start to the preseason, and it might be a while before she can shake off the rust after such a long layoff.

That said, she will once again be one of the clear-cut candidates to claim WNBA MVP honors.

The Fever have a championship-caliber roster and are thirsty for revenge after a disappointing and injury-riddled campaign in 2025.

With a healthy Clark leading the way and Aliyah Boston by her side, they should love their chances against most teams.