swimming

Explores several swimming events, diving, synchronized swimming, and water polo, presenting illustrated facts on Olympic athletes, world records, and other related topics.

A close encounter with a mutant amphibian has a strange effect on Stink, and he transforms into a very frog-like creature, in chapter-book format.

Rachel and Kirsty prepare to dive into another adventure in the Fairy Olympics as Jack Frost's goblins, who have stolen the Sports Fairies' magic objects, cause trouble at the town pool with Samantha the Swimming Fairy's magic goggles.

The reader makes a series of choices that determine how the story's main character will cope with her fear of swimming in lakes.

Despite serious obstacles and setbacks, fourteen-year-old Keisha pursues her dream of becoming an Olympic swimmer and medical doctor.

Nemo, worried that his too-small fin will keep him off the school swim team, is encouraged by his friend Dory.

Sixteen-year-old Amy escapes family difficulties by immersing herself in her job at a mermaid-themed water show.

"A fish participates in a school field day"--Provided by publisher.

". . . explores the sport [of swimming] through eight different perspectives, touching on the mental and physical demands of the sport, gender and race politics, open water swimming, insights into the lives of professional swimmers like Michael Phelps and Sarah Sjostrom, and tips, tricks, and training advice that will aid you in developing your own swim technique"--Back cover.

"Peppa and George are going swimming, but George is a bit scared. How will Mummy and Daddy pig ever convince him to get in the pool"--Amazon.