Books For Children
- More Than a Hero: Muhammad Ali's Life Lessons Presented Through His Daughter's Eyes, by Hana Ali (2000)
- Float Like a Butterfly, by Ntozake Shange (Author), Edel Rodriguez (Illustrator) (2002)
- I Shook Up the World: The Incredible Life of Muhammad Ali,by Maryum "Maymay" Ali (2004)
- Muhammad Ali: Legends in Sports, by Matt Christopher & Glenn Stout (2005)
- I'll Hold Your Hand So You Won't Fall: A Child's Guide To Parkinson's Disease, by Rasheda Ali (2005)
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