OYINADE{Revised}

OYINADE{Revised}

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Meet Oyinade Adebayo A dyslexic student who discovers an unexpected ability: the power to sprint without fainting. After this revelation, she decides to join her school's athletics team and works diligently toward her ultimate dream-becoming an Olympic champion and medalist. But will she succeed? How is any teenager supposed to focus on academics with the distractions of raging hormones and hormonal imbalances? How is this particular teenager expected to thrive amid financial struggles? How can she balance her passion for sprinting with getting good grades, sustaining friendships, meeting the high career expectations of her Nigerian parents, and ultimately creating a stable relationship with God? In the relatively short span of her penultimate and final years in high school, Oyinade, along with her friends and rivals, will forge unexpected bonds, sever toxic ties, mend broken identities, build lasting friendships, and learn to love themselves and one another. Discover how Oyinade navigates this intriguing, motivating and emotional journey.
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