Life as the Complete and utter Tomboy
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Meet Casey Brown:
Born and raised in Oklahoma, Casey, 1 of 5 kids, is a total tomboy. She not only plays on the boys basketball, soccer, wrestling, and power lifting teams but she's also the captain of them! A girl who loves to party and who can't control her anger, Casey also plays community lacrosse as well as travel softball. But of course, they won't let her play football. But do you know why? Because she's a girl! Casey best friends are Bella Anderson, Joshua Wilson and of course the famous-Alyssa White, popular cheerleader and all around queen bee, but not for long. What happens when Casey meets Lucas Babers, the cocky kicker of the football team?
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