After scaring moviegoers in Jordan Peele’s new horror movie "Us," Lupita Nyong’o now has a story appropriate for her young fans: Her first children’s book, "Sulwe."
The Oscar-winning actress revealed the cover in an Instagram post.
“I wrote a book! It's called #Sulwe! This is the cover! I'm thrilled to share it with you," she said.
(MORE: Lupita Nyong'o faces backlash for 'Us' voice after using a neurological disorder as her inspiration)Nyong’o added, "I wrote #Sulwe to encourage children (and everyone really!) to love the skin they are in and see the beauty that radiates from within."
According to Nyong’o, Sulwe "is a dark skinned girl who goes on a starry-eyed adventure, and awakens with a reimagined sense of beauty. She encounters lessons that we learn as children and spend our lives unlearning."
(MORE: Jordan Peele’s thriller ‘Us’ is out today: Here's what we know)The actress said she hopes the story "serves as an inspiration for everyone to walk with joy in their own skin."
"Sulwe" will be published on Oct. 1 and is now available for pre-order on the publisher's website.
The "Black Panther" star will reprise her role as Maz Kanata in "Star Wars: Episode IX" in December.
