A contemporary story that includes history of Black cowboys. "Ten-year-old Justin hates that his sisters and his mama are always fussing at him. They make him feel stupid because he can't clean his room or cook. But why should he? He'd rather be outside playing. After all, cooking and cleaning is just "women's work." That's why Justin is glad when his grandfather invites him back to his ranch for the summer. Justin is sure he can get away from all the women and do some actual "men's work," such as cleaning fish, mending fences, and riding horses. But back at the ranch, Justin learns some unexpected lessons and soon realizes that anyone can do anything once they learn how." (publisher) "Refreshing, likable characters, an exciting rodeo and a history of the black cowboys combine to create a very special story" - Publishers Weekly Author - Mildred Pitts Walter, Illustrator - Catherine Stock Ages 8-11, 122 pages