Kristi's Book Club Challenge

U.S. Figure Skating is partnering with Kristi Yamaguchi’s Always Dream to build awareness around the importance of families reading together and support of early childhood literacy.

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Always Dream Celebrating 25 Years
US Figure Skating 100 Years 1921-2021

Celebrating Literacy

In celebration and support of Always Dream’s 25th anniversary, we are launching the first-ever Kristi’s Book Club Challenge. The book club will kick off on Sept. 8, 2021 (International Literacy Day), and run through October (National Book Month) and November (National Literacy Month). Registered participants will receive a list of Kristi’s favorite children’s and adult books, opportunities to enter to win prizes and engage with Kristi and other Author’s during our Instagram Live Series, "Conversations with Kristi." You’ll also have the opportunity to raise funds to support literacy.

Always Dream and US Figure Skating

Reading Buddies

To celebrate National Literacy Month, U.S. Figure Skating will host a series of Instagram Live conversations with Kristi and our Reading Buddies in the skating family. These special conversations will be held every Tuesday in November with Team USA alumni who also love reading and published their own books.

Get your autographed book bundle today!
Includes six-autographed titles and 10% of proceeds to support Kristi's Always Dream commitment toward literacy

Adam
Rippon

Olympic bronze medialist (team event) and author of Beautiful on the Outside

Maia and Alex Shibutani Holding Books
Maia and Alex Shibutani

Two-time Olympic bronze medalist ice dancers and authors of the Kudo Kids Series

Scott Hamilton Reading "Fritzy Finds a Hat"
Scott
Hamilton

Olympic champion, philanthropist and author of The Great Eight, Finish First and Fritzy Finds a Hat

Meryl Davis holding a book
Meryl
Davis

Olympic champion ice dancer and author of Moon Walk

Karina
Manta

Former Team USA ice dancer and author of On Top of Glass

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