Literary Works About Gymnastics

Louise LeGrande is the central character in Agnes De Mille's novel "The Gymnast", who is passionate about gymnastics and strives to achieve her Olympic aspirations.

Jessica O'Beirne trained at Bela Karolyi's Gymnastics Academy, which was known for its rigorous training methods and produced numerous Olympic gymnasts.

Harper Price is the protagonist of Natasha Friend's novel "Perfect", who grapples with the intense demands of competitive gymnastics and the expectations placed upon her.

Laurel Mason is the central character in Joyce Carol Oates' short story "The Gymnast", who navigates the complexities of her personal life while pursuing her gymnastics aspirations.

Riley Bloom is the protagonist of Lauren John Joseph's novel "The Next Perfect Thing", who faces the challenge of rebuilding her life after a career-threatening injury.

Dominique Dawes is the author and protagonist of the memoir "Flip Flop Fly!", in which she recounts her experiences as an Olympic gymnast and her personal growth.

Piper McCloud is the protagonist of Victoria Forester's novel "The Girl Who Could Fly", who embarks on a journey of self-discovery after gaining the power of flight.

Cal Portman is the central character in Phil Stamper's novel "The Gravity of Us", who grapples with the challenges of pursuing his gymnastics dreams while dealing with family issues.

Olympia is the name of the genetically engineered gymnast in Aimee Bender's short story "The Perfect Gymnast", who faces the consequences of her artificial creation.

Emma White is the protagonist of Carrie Arcos' novel "The Chalk Line", who navigates the complexities of her gymnastics career and her personal relationships.

Dominique Moceanu is the author and protagonist of the memoir "Gymnastics: A Love Story", in which she recounts her journey as an Olympic gymnast and the challenges she faced.

Simone Biles is the author and protagonist of the novel "The Last Flip", in which she shares her journey from childhood dreams to Olympic glory.

Sarah Johnson is the protagonist of Amanda Coplin's short story "The Gymnast's Daughter", who grapples with the expectations and pressures associated with being the child of a renowned gymnast.

Piper McCloud is the protagonist of Victoria Forester's novel "The Girl Who Could Fly", who embarks on a journey of self-discovery after gaining the power of flight.

Cal Portman is the central character in Phil Stamper's novel "The Gravity of Us", who grapples with the challenges of pursuing his gymnastics dreams while dealing with family issues.