Drama, Drinks and Double Faults: The Skinny about Tennis Fanatics That No One Has Had the Balls to Say 'Til Now!
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| Rating | : | 4.47 (748 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 061596561X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 96 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Facetious, idiotic, rip-off" according to George Cummings. I don't think you can really even call this a book. It's more like a pamphlet. It appears to me that the author/publisher went to great lengths to stretch this book and even at that it is only about 90 pages. And if it had been single spaced, blank pages removed, useless images, and quaint single sentence saying (which utilized a full page), I think it would be less then Facetious, idiotic, rip-off George Cummings I don't think you can really even call this a book. It's more like a pamphlet. It appears to me that the author/publisher went to great lengths to stretch this book and even at that it is only about 90 pages. And if it had been single spaced, blank pages removed, useless images, and quaint single sentence saying (which utilized a full page), I think it would be less then 40 pages long. Maybe even less. It took me all of 30 minutes to read this book an. 0 pages long. Maybe even less. It took me all of Facetious, idiotic, rip-off I don't think you can really even call this a book. It's more like a pamphlet. It appears to me that the author/publisher went to great lengths to stretch this book and even at that it is only about 90 pages. And if it had been single spaced, blank pages removed, useless images, and quaint single sentence saying (which utilized a full page), I think it would be less then Facetious, idiotic, rip-off George Cummings I don't think you can really even call this a book. It's more like a pamphlet. It appears to me that the author/publisher went to great lengths to stretch this book and even at that it is only about 90 pages. And if it had been single spaced, blank pages removed, useless images, and quaint single sentence saying (which utilized a full page), I think it would be less then 40 pages long. Maybe even less. It took me all of 30 minutes to read this book an. 0 pages long. Maybe even less. It took me all of 30 minutes to read this book an. 0 minutes to read this book an. Perhaps Women Tennis Players Relate Better to this Book? Leesa White Unlike the male tennis player who reviewed this book and gave it a "1" (he felt ripped off), I am an avid female tennis player and I really liked this little book (which I purchased at my tennis club). The negative review complained because the book was so short, but that aspect was appealing to me. I read it over a glass of wine after I finished playing a match, and was very entertained. I believe the book was not intended to give a detailed overview. Great drink recipes at the end too Kelly Hardy Every woman who plays USTA tennis will find this book to be hilarious! Great drink recipes at the end too!
After giving of yourself as a wife, mother, daughter and friend, there comes a time when it is necessary for us as women to do our own thing, and tennis has become that thing. And speaking of cocktails-let's face it, after a match they're well deserved, heavily anticipated and for some of us, the real reason we play. So, tennis ladies, enjoy every moment, relish every point, cherish every friendship, and don't you dare let your sorry ass go down without swinging!. Sometimes that thing can be tumultuous and self-defining; it makes us crazy, we know it, but we wouldn't have it any other way. The bottom line is that the league is really a home-a home where you can look like a B.A.R.B.I.E, act like an Alexis, or whine like a Blah, Blah, Blah. You're identified, exposed and, after all of that, still accepted just as you are. This socially acceptable addiction of tennis keeps us coming back for more, match after match, day after day, cat fight after cat fight, all because of the passion we have for the game. That passion, combined with some very interesting types of tennis players, along with the typical on court drama, all adds up to quite a cocktail