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Talia Avraham is fourteen years old, and she lives in Netanya. She is a swimmer, and she is one of the best young swimmers in Israel.

But Talia couldn't swim when she was small. She was afraid of the water! When she was seven, her father took her to the pool every Friday. After a year, she could swim well, and she loved it.

Now Talia trains six days a week. She gets up at five o'clock and swims for two hours before school. In the afternoon, after her homework, she swims again. "It's hard work," she says, "but I love the water."

Last summer Talia won a big race in Tel Aviv. Her coach, Dan, is very proud of her. "Talia listens carefully, and she works hard," he says. "She can swim very fast, and she never stops."

What is Talia's dream? "I want to swim in the Olympic Games one day," she says. "I can't do it alone, but with my family and my coach, I can!"

Talia Avraham is fourteen years old, and she lives in Netanya. She is a swimmer, and she is one of the best young swimmers in Israel.

But Talia couldn't swim when she was small. She was afraid of the water! When she was seven, her father took her to the pool every Friday. After a year, she could swim well, and she loved it.

Now Talia trains six days a week. She gets up at five o'clock and swims for two hours before school. In the afternoon, after her homework, she swims again. "It's hard work," she says, "but I love the water."

Last summer Talia won a big race in Tel Aviv. Her coach, Dan, is very proud of her. "Talia listens carefully, and she works hard," he says. "She can swim very fast, and she never stops."

What is Talia's dream? "I want to swim in the Olympic Games one day," she says. "I can't do it alone, but with my family and my coach, I can!"

Talia Avraham is fourteen years old, and she lives in Netanya. She is a swimmer, and she is one of the best young swimmers in Israel.

But Talia couldn't swim when she was small. She was afraid of the water! When she was seven, her father took her to the pool every Friday. After a year, she could swim well, and she loved it.

Now Talia trains six days a week. She gets up at five o'clock and swims for two hours before school. In the afternoon, after her homework, she swims again. "It's hard work," she says, "but I love the water."

Last summer Talia won a big race in Tel Aviv. Her coach, Dan, is very proud of her. "Talia listens carefully, and she works hard," he says. "She can swim very fast, and she never stops."

What is Talia's dream? "I want to swim in the Olympic Games one day," she says. "I can't do it alone, but with my family and my coach, I can!"