Riding on the Moon: The Rookie Rider
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ISBN13: 9781916770294
Publisher: Julie Ann McLennan
Published: Sep 11 2023
Pages: 116
Weight: 0.36
Height: 0.32 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Riding on the Moon takes you on an exhilarating journey through the motorcycle world as experienced by Julie Ann McLennan. Born in British Columbia, Julie's desire to ride a motorcycle persisted from childhood, and she finally embraced her passion after years of life's twists and turns. From her first tentative steps into the world of two wheels to becoming a supportive companion for fellow women riders, Julie's narrative reveals the triumph over fear and the empowerment that arises from conquering the unknown. Through a blend of her real-life encounters and fictional elements, she imparts valuable insights, advice, and encouragement to aspiring riders. As she reflects on her path to becoming a mentor and resource for women seeking confidence on the open road, readers are invited to join her in embracing the thrill of motorcycle riding and celebrating the joy it brings.
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