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Swimming Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
478 books about swimming
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Science Behind Sports
The Science Behind Swimming, Diving, and Other Water Sports
Amanda Lanser
For the young athlete curious about why they float or how to swim faster, this guide dives into the physics of water spo
Ages 9–14
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
Sergio
Sergio Makes a Splash!
Edel Rodriguez
Sergio is a water-loving penguin who has one major problem: he is terrified of swimming and has to face his fear during
Ages 4–8
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The Neptune Project #1
The Neptune Project
Polly Holyoke
Genetically altered to breathe underwater, a group of kids must navigate a dangerous ocean journey to find safety and a
Ages 10–14
My Incredible World
Summer!
Hope Aicher
For the child eagerly anticipating the magic of warmer days and outdoor play. This book celebrates the simple sensory jo
Ages 2–6
Underwater Doggies Colors
Seth Casteel
For toddlers who love silly animals, these high-energy underwater photographs turn learning colors into a splashing good
Ages 0–3
Otters under Water
Jim Arnosky
Dip below the surface of a quiet pond to watch two young otter pups frolic, play, and hunt for food in their watery home
Ages 3–8
The Hurricane Girls
Kimberly Willis Holt
For the preteen navigating the shifting tides of long-term friendship while discovering their own strength and uncoverin
Ages 8–12
Strong Is the New Pretty A Celebration of Girls Being Themselves
Kate T. Parker
Authentic joy and grit shine through in over 175 photographs of girls being their wild, stubborn, silly, and 100% fearle
Ages 6–18
Aniana del Mar Jumps In
Jasminne Mendez
For the child adjusting to a life-changing medical diagnosis while navigating complicated family expectations and a pass
Ages 8–12
1, 2, 3 #2
1, 2, 3, Jump!
Lisl H. Detlefsen
For the child feeling nervous about their first dip in the pool, this gentle guide turns scary splashes into confident j
Ages 3–6
Magic Kitten #14
A Splash of Forever
Sue Bentley
Alice is terrified of her swimming lessons, but a magical kitten named Flame might be exactly the friend she needs to fe
Ages 6–9
The Pig in the Pond
Martin Waddell
It is a sweltering day on the farm, and one hot pig is ready to break the rules. A sudden splash in the pond sends the r
Ages 2–6
Mermaid School #3
Ready, Steady, Swim!
Lucy Courtenay
For the child who feels a flutter of nerves before trying something new or jumping into the water for the first time.
Ages 7–10
Summer is for Cousins
Rajani LaRocca
For the child noticing they are growing up at a different pace than their siblings or cousins, this story celebrates the
Ages 4–8
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
Who Can Swim?
Sébastien Braun
Play a guessing game with colorful animals to see who can splash, paddle, and dive in this interactive lift-the-flap boa
Ages 0–3
Find Spot
Find Spot at the Stadium
Eric Hill
For the curious toddler preparing for their first big outing, this interactive adventure makes exploring a sports stadiu
Ages 0–3
Bats #1
Bats at the Beach
Brian Lies
Pack the moon-tan lotion and snacks for a midnight trip to the shore where the bats are ready to splash and play under t
Ages 4–8
Alice on the Island: A Pearl Harbor Survival Story
Mayumi Shimose Poe
Alice’s peaceful life of swimming in the Hawaiian sea ends abruptly on December 7, 1941, when the attack on Pearl Harbor
Ages 8–12
Mallory Early Readers #1
Ready, Set, Swim!
Laurie Friedman
For the child preparing for their first sports competition or learning to handle the nerves of a big day with friends.
Ages 5–7
Grow Up, Tahlia Wilkins!
Karina Evans
For the child feeling nervous about their body changing or facing the social pressure of a first period right before a b
Ages 8–12
