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Nonfiction · Hopeful

The Black women mathematicians who helped NASA reach space

Hidden Figures

by Margot Lee Shetterly

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2016Easy readSteady pace

What it is about

Shetterly tells the story of Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson, Black women who worked as mathematicians at NASA during the Space Race. Her 2016 book restores them to the history.

Who will enjoy it

Readers who enjoy narrative and idea-driven nonfiction, with a hopeful mood and a steady pace. It is an easy read.

Themes: Space · Race · Mathematics

Screen adaptation

Hidden Figures (2016)

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About the author

Margot Lee Shetterly1 book on Tori Books

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