Beneath the surface

In this memoir, Michael Phelps shares his personal and professional journey, from setting his first world swimming record in 2001 to becoming an Olympic legend.

The book delves into his struggles with attention deficit disorder, the impact of his parents' divorce, and the challenges of being in the limelight.

It also provides insights into his training, mental preparation, and behind-the-scenes perspectives on international athletic competitions.

The memoir chronicles Phelps's evolution from an awkward teenager to a record-breaking athlete, making it a must-read for sports fans.