weekend bookshelf: Open
 This month, my book club is reading Open by Andre Agassi. In this autobiography, Andre tells the tale of how he was directed his entire childhood into a life consumed by tennis. As soon as he could hold a racquet, his dad had him hitting tennis balls any time he wasn't eating, sleeping, or going to school. Despite his dedication, Andre consistently tells people, "I hate tennis" - though they never really believe him.
This month, my book club is reading Open by Andre Agassi. In this autobiography, Andre tells the tale of how he was directed his entire childhood into a life consumed by tennis. As soon as he could hold a racquet, his dad had him hitting tennis balls any time he wasn't eating, sleeping, or going to school. Despite his dedication, Andre consistently tells people, "I hate tennis" - though they never really believe him.
As a former tennis player myself, I found this book absolutely fascinating and also somewhat devastating while witnessing such a sad childhood and watching Andre's internal struggles as a player. Even without knowing much about tennis, I think anyone could enjoy this book. I recommend adding it to your reading list!
Besides going to book club this weekend, I'll be watching lots of basketball - nothing like the tournament!
