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Swimming Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
24 books about swimming
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
Format
Middle Grade
Young Adult
Graphic Novels
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The Last Race
Celeste Walters
Pippa has finally qualified for the Olympics, but the joy of her achievement is clouded by the fact that her best friend
Ages 13–17
Swim the Fly #1
Swim the Fly
Don Calame
Matt and his best friends are on a mission to see a naked girl, but Matt is also busy trying to master the butterfly str
Ages 14–18
Ramona Blue
Julie Murphy
Standing six feet tall with blue hair, Ramona balances multiple jobs and family crises in her Mississippi trailer park w
Ages 14–18
Atlantia
Ally Condie
When Rio is stranded in the underwater city of Atlantia by her sister's sudden choice, she must use her forbidden siren
Ages 12–18
The Summer I Turned Pretty #1
The Summer I Turned Pretty
Jenny Han
Summer in Cousins feels different this year as Belly navigates first heartbreaks and a family illness that forces everyo
Ages 12–17
Aristotle and Dante #1
Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe
Benjamin Alire Sáenz
Ari is a lonely, angry teen with family secrets, but an unexpected friendship with Dante sparks a transformative summer
Ages 14–18
Alex Quartet #1
Alex
Tessa Duder
For the teenager grappling with the weight of expectations, this story follows a gifted athlete finding her voice amidst
Ages 12–16
Surviving High School #1
Surviving High School
M. Doty
Between competitive swimming and high grades, Emily is barely staying afloat. High school feels like shark-infested wate
Ages 12–16
Alex Quartet #3
Alex in Rome
Tessa Duder
For the teenager navigating the heavy weight of expectations and the ache of recent loss while standing on the brink of
Ages 13–18
Essential Maps for the Lost
Deb Caletti
For teens grappling with the heavy weight of a parent's suicide or the haunting questions left behind after witnessing a
Ages 14–18
The Young Guardians #1
Daylight Saving
Edward Hogan
On a bleak vacation with his father, Daniel meets a mysterious girl with a watch that ticks backward and wounds that ref
Ages 12–17
Freedom Swimmer
Wai Chim
Two boys from very different worlds form a bond over evening swims as they dream of escaping the hardships of the Commun
Ages 12–18
Every Last Word
Tamara Ireland Stone
A teen dealing with intrusive thoughts and OCD finds a way to find her voice and self-acceptance through the power of a
Ages 14–18
If You're Lucky
Yvonne Prinz
Determined to solve the mystery of her brother's death, Georgia secretly stops her medication, risking the return of the
Ages 14–18
King of the Mild Frontier: An Ill-Advised Autobiography
Chris Crutcher
Chris Crutcher shares the messy, funny, and honest reality of growing up in Idaho and finding his voice as a writer in t
Ages 12–18
Amelia Westlake Was Never Here
Erin Gough
For the teen feeling powerless against unfair rules, this witty story shows how two very different girls find their voic
Ages 14–18
The Watcher
James Howe
High above the beach, a lonely girl watches a lifeguard and a teenage boy, spinning tales that slowly reveal their hidde
Ages 12–17
River Boy
Tim Bowler
As Jess helps her dying grandfather finish a mysterious painting, she encounters a strange boy in the river who might ho
Ages 12–16
The Counselors
Jessica Goodman
For the teenager navigating the pressure of maintaining a perfect image while grappling with the weight of shared secret
Ages 14–18
The Lake
Natasha Preston
Esme and Kayla return to camp as counselors, but a dark secret from their childhood summers surfaces when they receive a
Ages 12–18
Phantom Limbs
Paula Garner
Otis finds himself caught between a grueling swimming dream and the sudden return of the childhood friend who shared his
Ages 14–18
The Last Thing You Said
Sara Biren
For the teenager navigating the heavy waves of grief after losing a friend, and the complicated guilt that comes with fi
Ages 14–18
Imaginary Girls
Nova Ren Suma
For the teen navigating a high-stakes, complicated relationship with a sibling where loyalty feels like both a gift and
Ages 14–18
The Summer of Letting Go
Gae Polisner
Fifteen-year-old Francesca struggles with the drowning of her brother until a summer job caring for a familiar young boy
Ages 13–18
