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Fifteen-year-old Cuban American Mariana Ruiz gains new insights into her father when he enters the presidential race. This novel portrays the journey of awakening and standing up for oneself, particularly when you cease to idolize your father while the entire nation is fixated on you. In this genuine, witty, and beautifully crafted debut, Mari faces the challenge of seeing her father, Senator Anthony Ruiz, in a different light as he campaigns for the presidency. Previously a supporter of his political ambitions, Mariana finds herself under the intense spotlight of a national campaign, which subjects her family to new levels of public exposure—from in-depth media coverage to tabloids fabricating stories. As the pressure mounts, Mari delves deeper into her father's political beliefs and realizes he may not be the person she envisioned. This leads her to question how to find her own voice amid such scrutiny, especially when it involves public disagreement with her father. Can she confront him, and will she muster the courage to express her true feelings?
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Fifteen-year-old Cuban American Mariana Ruiz gains new insights into her father when he enters the presidential race. This novel portrays the journey of awakening and standing up for oneself, particularly when you cease to idolize your father while the entire nation is fixated on you. In this genuine, witty, and beautifully crafted debut, Mari faces the challenge of seeing her father, Senator Anthony Ruiz, in a different light as he campaigns for the presidency. Previously a supporter of his political ambitions, Mariana finds herself under the intense spotlight of a national campaign, which subjects her family to new levels of public exposure—from in-depth media coverage to tabloids fabricating stories. As the pressure mounts, Mari delves deeper into her father's political beliefs and realizes he may not be the person she envisioned. This leads her to question how to find her own voice amid such scrutiny, especially when it involves public disagreement with her father. Can she confront him, and will she muster the courage to express her true feelings?
