NEW YORK (AP) On nearly every basketball court around the world -from NBA arenas to elementary school gyms - you'll see players of all sizes regularly attempting long 3-point shots. There's one man largely credited with transforming basketball from a must-see above the rim game to box office-long range shooting: Stephen Curry.

But the Golden State Warriors megastar who broke the NBA's all-time 3-point record last season is now aiming at a different target: children's books.

"This is our first project out and (we want) to hopefully reach the next generation of kids that are dreaming big, are going to be the next leaders and game changers," said Curry of "I Have a Superpower" illustrated by Geneva Bowers. "We want them to be able to set their sights on what they want to accomplish in the world and really believe that it's possible."