‘Unstoppable: My Life So Far’ by Maria Sharapova | Book Review

I love reading a good memoir, and Unstoppable coming from a famous sports personality had to be on top of my read-list. I’ve followed tennis and enjoy watching the game, but believe me when I say I’m not a superfan. The only way I learn about these players life is through books or through extensive biographical pieces covered by news sites.klucenky bicykel sevilenotocekici.com suchemuryesklep.pl modro sviečky zimne pneumatiky na diskoch 185 65 r15 bratislava kia ceed sevilenotocekici.com villapalmeraie.com valentino lock noir small leather shoulder bag truhlarstvibilek.cz hunter gummistøvler børn størrelsesguide delonghi nespresso lattissima en 680 m klucenky bicykel tutobon.com saljofa.com brašna pentax

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Her provisional drug ban makes it to the book and she gracefully deals with the topic. She offers a simple explanation on how she got caught and how the post-drug treatment given to her has been a bit unfair. I understand that as the author she’d like to bring forth her story, and as a reader, I knew I wasn’t being manipulated.

While we’ve seen the gritty side of Masha on-field, it’s her cool, fun side that comes out in the form of this memoir. An honest, well-written work that tennis aficionados are sure to enjoy. Even though I’m not head-on into this game, the sport has slowly started growing on me. Unstoppable was supposed to be Maria’s goodbye to the game, but thankfully it’s not and we can still witness her playing the sports dearest to her.

Overall Rating: 4.5/5

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