wow this was a GREAT book! Andre Agassi really just opens up about his whole life, the good and the bad. and the really ugly parts too. i have been a tennis fan for many years and Agassi is really one of the games greatest. I would never ever have thought he didn't enjoy playing the game that made America and the tennis world love him. He shares so much in this autobiography, and it reads like a diary. perhaps that is because he didn't write it, but it's more transcribed from conversations.
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wow this was a GREAT book! Andre Agassi really just opens up about his whole life, the good and the bad. and the really ugly parts too. i have been a tennis fan for many years and Agassi is really one of the games greatest. I would never ever have thought he didn't enjoy playing the game that made America and the tennis world love him. He shares so much in this autobiography, and it reads like a diary. perhaps that is because he didn't write it, but it's more transcribed from conversations.
the only negative part was when he badmouthed pete sampras! haha. no one talks trash about my man :) (show less)

first off, i love jodi picoult. however this book may be the sappiest, most ridiculous novels in her collection. it has some good twists, i admit, and it kept me turning the pages - but overall i don't like the premise or moral outcomes of Perfect Match. the characters are well developed and, seriously, i want to adopt the little boy Nathaniel because he is so adorable :) but i've read better from Picoult.

If this is the first Picoult novel that you've read - DON'T GIVE UP ON HER! just read... (show more)

first off, i love jodi picoult. however this book may be the sappiest, most ridiculous novels in her collection. it has some good twists, i admit, and it kept me turning the pages - but overall i don't like the premise or moral outcomes of Perfect Match. the characters are well developed and, seriously, i want to adopt the little boy Nathaniel because he is so adorable :) but i've read better from Picoult.

If this is the first Picoult novel that you've read - DON'T GIVE UP ON HER! just read a different one, like The Pact or My Sister's Keeper, or even The Tenth Circle (show less)