Mara Rook: Blind Spots, Gebunden

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Born into a motocross family, Kadee Tucker has dirt in her veins. She's grown up around dirt bikes, spending her weekends at the motocross track watching her brothers and cousins compete. Now she wants her turn, but everyone says that her increasingly low vision is a liability. Kadee is determined to compete. Despite her eyesight, she knows she has what it takes: she can feel the track through the handlebars, read the terrain through vibrations, and fly over the jumps. She secretly trains with her cousin and meets a brainy classmate who creates adaptive signals to guide her. But competing means convincing the track to install adaptive technology, facing her family's fear disguised as protection, and proving that being a girl with low vision doesn't make her unable. It makes her unstoppable.