A 10-YEAR-OLD Solihull author has launched her first book with former Liverpool FC footballer Jerome Sinclair in Cardiff.
Kadii Hamilton put pen to paper to create Kadii and the Techni-bus for Techniquest’s competition to celebrate the power of storytelling and Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education.
Her story is described as ‘a heartwarming tale that celebrates the joys of STEM and the power of perseverance’.
Kadii said: “I believe that storytelling and STEM education have the power to inspire the next generation of innovators and changemakers,
“With the support of my siblings, Jerome Sinclair, and Techniquest, I am excited to share my journey and empower children to pursue their dreams.”
During the launch Kadii announced future writing competitions in partnership with Jerome Sinclair, aimed at empowering children to unleash their creativity and share their stories with the world.
Kadii’s journey began at the age of eight, fueled by a passion for literature and a desire to make a difference.
With ongoing support from her younger brother, Maven, then ageds seven, and sister, Cataleya, then aged six, Kadii embarked on a mission to bring the magic of storytelling to children while championing STEM education.
She drew on inspiration from classic literature such as Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich and The Strangest Secret by Earl Nightingale, Kadii embarked on a series of interviews to gain insights into success in the 21st century.
Despite facing setbacks and doubters, Kadii remained steadfast in her mission, fueled by the belief that every child deserves the opportunity to dream, create, and explore.
