Ranger the Galloper: "It Is Not Who You Are That Hold You Back. It's Who You Think You Are Not"

The story of this book revolves around a hairy white horse named Ranger, who was born with a distinctive feature on his face - half of his face was covered in black skin. This unique trait made Ranger feel insecure about himself and caused him to struggle with his confidence and social skills. Ranger's family lived in a town famous for horse race competitions, where his mother had previously been a celebrated champion. However, due to her old age, she was no longer able to participate in the races, and his brother was also unable to compete due to his hoof problems. Ranger was left with the responsibility of taking part in the race, but his fear and anxiety of being teased by others due to his appearance held him back. His lack of confidence also caused him to doubt his own abilities. The book tells the story of Ranger's journey towards self-acceptance and overcoming his fears, as he tries to win the race not just for his family but also for himself.