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- Biracee, Tom. Wilma Rudolph, Holloway House Publishing Company; (June 1990) – ISBN 0-87067-565-6
- Braun, Eric. Wilma Rudolph, Capstone Press, (2005) – ISBN 0-7368-4234-9
- Coffey, Wayne R. Wilma Rudolph, Blackbirch Press, (1993) – ISBN 1-56711-004-5
- Conrad, David. Stick to It!: The Story of Wilma Rudolph, Compass Point Books (August 2002) – ISBN 0-7565-0384-1
- Harper, Jo. Wilma Rudolph: Olympic Runner (Childhood of Famous Americans), Aladdin (January 6, 2004) – ISBN 0-606-29739-1
- Krull, Kathleen. Wilma Unlimited: How Wilma Rudolph Became the World's Fastest Woman, Harcourt * Children's Books; Library Binding edition (April 1, 1996) – ISBN 0-15-201267-2
- Maraniss, David. Rome 1960: The Olympics That Changed The World, Simon & Schuster, (2008) – ISBN 1-4165-3408-3
- Ruth, Amy. Wilma Rudolph, Lerner Publications (February 2000) – ISBN 0-8225-4976-X
- Schraff, Anne E. Wilma Rudolph: The Greatest Woman Sprinter in History, Enslow Publishers, (2004) – ISBN 0-7660-2291-9
- Sherrow, Victoria. Wilma Rudolph (On My Own Biographies), Carolrhoda Books (April 2000) – ISBN 1-57505-246-6
- Smith, Maureen Margaret. Wilma Rudolph: A Biography, Greenwood Press, (2006) – ISBN 0-313-33307-6
- Streissguth, Tom. Wilma Rudolph, Turnaround Publisher, (2007) – ISBN 0-8225-6693-1
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