'Don't stop striving': Morgantown teen pens book about the female pioneers of STEM
This is how you write a book. After the speeches and the requisite cutting of the ribbon with the giant, movie-prop scissors, Anna Brusoe stayed in orbit, long enough for an audience. “Your mom’s amazing,” the then-14-year-old said, as she shook the hand of Joylette Hylick. No ...