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If you could write a book along the lines of I want to be an Olympian, what would it be titled? I want to be a dancer? I want to be a gymnast? I want to be a chef? These were just a few of the answers Sally Carbon, Olympic gold medallist and author of I want to be an Olympian, received today when presenting to the students of Methodist Ladies' College in Kew.

Sally spent three hours with grades two to six, teaching the girls plenty of facts about the Olympics and sport in general, as well as letting them in on secret tips for writing their own books.

Sally has also visited Doncaster Primary School during her time in Melbourne, and yesterday was a guest on ABC774's Conversation Hour with Jon Faine.

Purchase a copy of I want to be an Olympian here.