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Girl out of Water

This series follows a teenage girl navigating life's unexpected twists and bizarre turns after her athletic dreams take a sharp detour. Once a promising swimmer, her world transforms as she dives into the unique realm of underwater dancing. Now coaching unlikely talents, she faces humorous challenges and discovers herself in the most unusual of circumstances. It's a story about embracing the strange and finding your rhythm in unexpected places.

Lou Out of Luck
Goldfish

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  1. 1

    Goldfish

    • 238 pages
    • 9 hours of reading
    4.4(24)Add rating

    Lou Brown is a fast individual medley swimmer, training for the Olympics. But when she tanks the time trials, she starts over and goes back to school. It's hard to fit in with the existing social groups. When she is asked to choreograph an underwater dance routine for their Britain's Hidden Talent audition, will Lou be able to overcome her status as a social outcast?

    Goldfish
  2. 2

    Poverty sucks. Dad's timing the family's showers and refusing to turn on the heating. Mum has arranged for Lou to get lifts to school with Drippy Dermot and his eccentric mother in the Van of Doom. And lentils seem to feature in every single meal. Lou is still coming down from her brief moment of TV super-stardom and getting to grips with the fact that - hold the news - she has a boyfriend, but with both parents out of work, life isn't all plain sailing. Throw in Hannah's obsession with the school prom, Dads strange shed activity and Lav s brief flirtation with a modelling career, and suddenly training a dance troupe to swim underwater seems like a walk in the park.

    Lou Out of Luck