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Thursday, October 22, 2015

Riding By Cassia Cassitas



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Kindle $4.22 
Paperback  $9.68

Book Description:

When he is born, Andre propels his mother's life in a new direction. His father, an executive who organizes Olympic competitions around the world and doesn't know when to come back home, strives to make him a wordly citizen. Cycling, his life acquires purpose: becoming an Olympic para-athlete.

Amidst real events and landscapes, men and women like us wander the cities we inhabit, rehearsing happier lives in the pages of this motivational narrative. From each one, destiny took a part to make them perfect.

Together with his friends, he experiences disappointments and new beginnings. A doctor that builds robots, the daughter of a lonely teenager, and a retired athlete teach André how to overcome his limits and live his dream.

Set in Curitiba with breaks in Los Angeles, Seoul, Johannesburg and Soweto, Barcelona, Atlanta, Sydney, Athens, Beijing and London, the narrative ends in 2012, in Rio de Janeiro.

As a tribute to all those who choose to sign the next episodes of their lives, this book is about overcoming one’s self amid achievements, obstacles, love and heroism, written behind the scenes of life.

File Size: 3865 KB
Print Length: 254 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1511966130
Publication Date: April 10, 2015
Language: English

My Thoughts:

This is a great book of short stories full of depth and meaning! Included in it's pages are sport, courage and going beyond what is thought one could. The scene is during the Olympics from the years 1983-2012 and speaks of those struggling to make it and overcoming the obstacles they thought they never could. The characters in the book are more realistic than I ever thought they would be. Parents dealing with not only their career but a child with special needs. It inspires to not give up and to go for your dreams no matter what obstacles stand in your way! I thought this to be an amazing read and would recommend it!
About the Author:

Cassia Cassitas made her career in technology. She has remained in academics both as a teacher and as a student, working on innovative projects including those that involve prospects.

She specialized in philosophy and existence, information engineering, and college didactics. Currently she studies French, due to her husband’s influence, and English to enlarge her world.

Mother to two adolescents who devour books, Cassia published her first work, Sunday, The Game, in 2010, a digital best seller in Brazil. Cassia Cassitas lives with her family in Curitiba, where her dreams prosper under the eyes of her readers.

* I received this product in exchange for my unbiased review. All my opinions are my own. One may or may not have the same results as myself when using this product. I was, however, compensated for this review but it had no effect, good or bad, on the opinion I had for the product. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. *


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