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    Her First Rodeo
    Her First Rodeo
    Her First Rodeo
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    Her First Rodeo

    Written by Kelly Papyrus

    Narrated by Valentina Ortiz

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    Making its way across the biggest arenas in the Southwest, the Diversity Rodeo spotlights the unique talents of cowboys and skilled horse riders of Native American, Latinx, and African American heritage. For some cowboys and cowgirls, it’s a chance to showcase talents they’ve practiced for a lifetime, like bucking-bronco riding and barrel racing. For others, it’s a rare chance to step outside the expectations of traditional culture and discover who they really are.

    Carmen Ramirez starts the rodeo as a traditional Mexican horse dancer, her dream of racing horses competitively made impossible thanks to her strict parents and their rules. But as she continues to get to know the other riders on the circuit and learns more about herself, her desire to set her own path grows stronger. Encouraged by new friends and the potential to become a champion, Carmen thinks she might be ready to take on her own road to rodeo stardom.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBryant Street Shorts
    Release dateSep 28, 2020
    ISBN9781094412047
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    Kelly Papyrus

    Kelly Papyrus is a writer whose stories feature diverse characters and people of color. She loves learning about new cultures and writing about them. She lives in Florida and loves dogs.

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      DNF. Book beyond boring. Totally written for the teen romance reader.
    • 3/5
      Defying parents at 21 yrs old to come into your own and follow your dreams, is something I can relate to.
    • 5/5
      Cute Sweet story. Great for young adults. Too short though.
    • 5/5
      Love love loved it!!! Being biracial myself, Belizean & Guatemalan, I could relate to the relationship between the main character and her parents. I could also relate to having an African American boyfriend, husband in my case. I don't see myself in many romances but in this one I could and I loved that. It was a very lovely story.

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