All her life Paris has skated and trained with North Oceanview skate club. she joined the learn to skate program at age 2, and by the time she was 7 she joined the figure skating team. Paris did not have any natural talent in the sport, but loved it so much she just kept going. Dreams of making it all the way become farther and farther away, everyday she sees skaters at age 16,17,18 all landing triples while she is only 13 landing singles. But all of this changes when a new boy comes to skate at the club. Hope is restored and risks are taken in this epic story of a girl chasing the wildest dreams.

On Thin Ice is a story about Elenor, who is a figure skater. She doesn't like figure skating, but it is her mother's dream so she is forced to spend many hours per day on the ice and her weekends at competitions. Her father disappeared when she was five without a trace or explanation, so she finds love in a boy named Kale. One day, she discovers that there is a reason for everything, and it is found in something that she thought only happened in the imagination of children. Elenor struggles to determine what is reality, and who she was really meant to be. I started writing this story in 2010, when I was twelve. It was all handwritten, and not double spaced--it took up a whopping three notebooks! I had some friends read it, and they recommended that I type it up and post in on Wattpad. Since I have matured significantly in my writing style and emotional knowledge since I was in 6th grade, I've changed some of the elements and made it in an easier style to read. I'm going to add new parts as I type them up, and I hope to have the whole novel up on Wattpad by this Christmas. This novel is appropriate for most readers. It has some smoking, mild mental health issues, alcohol use, and some mild language. Content-wise, it should be good for most people over the age of twelve.

Any athlete knows that each sport has its own language, and although Kia Scott is a born and bred American, she speaks only figure skating. On the ice since she was only three years old, Kia has always been a cut above the other skaters her age, especially when she qualifies for the United States Olympic team, making her eligible to become the youngest figure skating gold medalist in Olympic history. But when an unfamiliar face steps into Kia's life, the two girls have an immediate connection, and a story that goes way beyond the words that it's told in.

The book continues as Emma and Coco fight in the Olympics.Coco has been practicing for months and was confident she would not fall.Will she finish her routine perfectly without falling?And when Coco made a new friend,Hanna,things changed.Will Coco lose her friendship with Emma?Read to find out!

Anastasia is in the middle of her Women's Figure skating Olympic performance when she sees someone that catches her eye in the crowd. Her dad. He left when she was six years old. Ending her parents relationship. After that she thought her life had gone all downhill. But skating was her way of calming down. Eventually she made her way into the Olympics.

"You already are the person I want you to be. I see so much more in you that you won't allow yourself to see." Lainey is on her way to her first and probably only Olympics. At twenty-two, she has finally made the U.S. Figure Skating Team after years of hard work and sacrifice. All she can think about is winning gold when she meets Cory, a gorgeous, hotshot Alpine skier and two-time Olympic champion who seems to be taking his talent for granted. His bad behavior is getting him in trouble with everyone around him, including Lainey. No love is lost between Lainey and Cory until the night Cory comes to Lainey's rescue. She soon realizes that his reckless behavior may be related to something painful from his past and that she actually needs to rescue him before he self-destructs. Can Lainey help Cory battle his demons so he can rebuild his future as an elite skier and, in turn, can Cory help Lainey execute a gold medal-winning performance? And will their support to each other lead them down a path to long-lasting love? Cover Photos by Rod Long & Kea Mowat on Unsplash

Before her, I always had my mind focused on figure skating. My name was Arabella Scott, training to be gold medalist in the Sochi Winter Olympics in 2014. But that one day I decided to stay and help train the Basic I class. That's when I met her. And my entire world changed. Figures. NOTE: Some language used in book. Also there is lesbians, gays, and transgenders in this so if you are a cotton-headed ninny muggins don't read this book! ♥

For most people, friends and family are always first. But not for Jane Eastman, an aspiring figure skater. Especially since the biggest competition of her life is coming up she won't let anything get in her way. From hockey boys, skating partners and rivals, what will it take for Jane to realize there's more to life than just figure skating?

A girl named Brooke is a hockey player but she doesn't want to. She wants to be a figure skater but her parents don't agree. This is how her adventure begins. A struggle to praticipate in two activities with only time for one.

Just your typical teen I suppose! Yasmin Moore lives the normal life of a teenage girl: maniac friends, boring teachers, annoying parents and her biggest passion! Figure skating! She may seem outgoing and crazy with her friends but on the ice, she seems timid and is afraid to express her passion and love for skating! But when a competition comes up in assembly for figure skating, she is determined to enter, but lack of confidence takes over and she is not sure what to do. When she meets an unexpected friend who has a completely different background from her, will encouragement and help from him and determination finally make her express herself and become the school Ice Queen or will fear and several dramatic events take the better of her?