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New Jersey Monthly’s Book of Records
The Garden State's biggest, boldest and one-of-a-kind feats and wonders

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For Carole Hopson and Angel Hughes, the sky is the limit.

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At 11, Marley Dias led a viral collection of books featuring Black girls as the protagonists. She's now a Harvard freshman—and the drive is still going strong.
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