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Lance Armstrong

by Kristin Armstrong (2000)

About this book

Biography of bicycle racer Lance Armstrong, written by his wife. In 1995, after winning races in America and Europe, Armstrong won the Tour de France, but the following year, he discovered he had cancer.

Setting / LocationFrance
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreLance Armstrong Lead Character

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