Its a incredible read so far I enjoy the words and her structure. She is a writer that gives you an active audience who brings you into her writing. As you read you are waiting to see what will she say next. In Chapter One; you learn about what stopped her career with one drug test and a substance she didn't realize was illegal put a stop to her career but, she is back now with victories.
Yuri, her father is her coach and life line to the game that she was in love with as, a child in her younger years. It shouldn't be this way one test to stop you in your tracks. Knowing that the Womens Tennis Federation is heavy monitored like other professional sports it makes you wonder why they come down so hard on someone who didn't even realize it was wrong to take such a substance.
If I were her I would of fought it and tried to keep playing it makes sense why she wrote a book during her four year time off from the court. She is one of the most effective communicators that I have read in the history of my life. She uses imagery, descriptive word choice, and personal life examples to make her book come alive. It leaves you not wanting to put the book down and, I cannot wait to get the book back in my hands.
Last week Friday I went to the twin cities to get a MRI all of which didn't happen and, two car spin outs later 11:49 was staring me in the face as I parked my snow filled vehicle. My absent mind didn't remember to pick up the book off my lunch table as, I left it behind. I'll be reading it then after the 28th of March as, I will have a weight loss challenge at that time.
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