The Mean, Lean, Weightlifting Queen: A Novel

The Mean, Lean, Weightlifting Queen: A Novel
ISBN-10
0936389265
ISBN-13
9780936389264
Category
Weight lifting
Pages
120
Language
English
Published
1992
Publisher
Tudor Pub
Author
Mark Emerson

Description

Susan Strong, a high school student who takes up weight lifting to become slim and more attractive, discovers her talent for power lifting and wonders if she should pursue such an unglamorous and unfeminine sport.

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