Probably my one and only look at this series, that starts with six little volumes regarding young sports superstars – in this case the potentially unbeatable Chloe Kim. It fluffs it at times – I had no idea her Beijing 94.00 was enough to win the gold, and that the scores don't accumulate over the runs where she flopped at a new trick – but certainly, with appeal to sports fans in general, and of course snowboarders anywhere, this is an attractive proposition. A fine quick read for those who seldom turn to non-fiction, and a quick catch-up for teachers to know who's who that might have passed them by.

A great book for kids, that shows that girls of color can do anything and everything they want! I loved how the text was accompanied of pictures of Chloe! The glossary was really helpful too!

I just love biographies aimed at kids, and this us great because Chloe Kim accomplished so much when she was a kid. I learned about her family and the events she won and her own thoughts about her life. There were great photos too.
This is so inspiring

Very cute primer to learn about snowboarder Chloe Kim. Hands down, the best hair at the Olympics.

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