World Swimming Championship

Taking a Dive by Michele Martin Bossley,

Josie is afraid that her record-breaking swim in the 200-metre butterfly at the Alberta provincial championship was a fluke. As her Calgary swim team trains for a big meet she can' t come anywhere near her best time, world swimming championship and sees her dreams of national world swimming championship and Olympic glory slipping away. When she participates in her school' s Athletic Challenge, however, she' s forced to learn the meaning of "personal best" all over again. The insight she gains there spurs her on when she hits the water again. "Taking a Dive" uses the exciting world of competitive swimming to explore the links between self-confidence world swimming championship and success.
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