Mrs Keppel and Her Daughter - Softcover

Souhami, Diana

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9780312300098: Mrs Keppel and Her Daughter

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0312300093 ISBN 13: 9780312300098

Publisher: St. Martin's Press, 2001

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Part memoir, part humor, and part myth, this entertaining and inspirational volume explores the moment the author realized his high-school basketball career would not last forever and examines why women continue to be perplexed by men's fascination with sports.

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Review:

"[A] thoughtful memoir" --Dallas Morning News "[An] eloquent testimony...[Reynolds] sees though the scam: Sports is not life, but it almost is." --Columbus Dispatch "A bang-up job by Reynolds. For all the failed Little Leaguers and average high school and college jocks this is 'the real story of sports in America'." --Kirkus Review "A wonderful book." --The Chattanooga Times

"[A] thoughtful memoir" --"Dallas Morning News"
"[An] eloquent testimony...[Reynolds] sees though the scam: Sports is not life, but it almost is." --"Columbus Dispatch"
"A bang-up job by Reynolds. For all the failed Little Leaguers and average high school and college jocks this is 'the real story of sports in America'." --"Kirkus Review"
"A wonderful book." --"The Chattanooga Times"
"�A� thoughtful memoir" --"Dallas Morning News"
"�An� eloquent testimony...�Reynolds� sees though the scam: Sports is not life, but it almost is." --"Columbus Dispatch"
"A bang-up job by Reynolds. For all the failed Little Leaguers and average high school and college jocks this is 'the real story of sports in America'." --"Kirkus Review"
"A wonderful book." --"The Chattanooga Times"
"[A] thoughtful memoir" --"Dallas Morning News"

"[An] eloquent testimony...[Reynolds] sees though the scam: Sports is not life, but it almost is." --"Columbus Dispatch"

"A bang-up job by Reynolds. For all the failed Little Leaguers and average high school and college jocks this is 'the real story of sports in America'." --"Kirkus Review"

"A wonderful book." --"The Chattanooga Times"

[A] thoughtful memoir "Dallas Morning News"

[An] eloquent testimony...[Reynolds] sees though the scam: Sports is not life, but it almost is. "Columbus Dispatch"

A bang-up job by Reynolds. For all the failed Little Leaguers and average high school and college jocks this is 'the real story of sports in America'. "Kirkus Review"

A wonderful book. "The Chattanooga Times""

"[A] thoughtful memoir" --Dallas Morning News

"[An] eloquent testimony...[Reynolds] sees though the scam: Sports is not life, but it almost is." --Columbus Dispatch

"A bang-up job by Reynolds. For all the failed Little Leaguers and average high school and college jocks this is 'the real story of sports in America'." --Kirkus Review

"A wonderful book." --The Chattanooga Times

About the Author:

Bill Reynolds is a sports columnist for the Providence Journal-Bulletin and the author of several previous books, including Fall River Dreams and Success Is a Choice, with Rick Pitino. He lives in Providence, Rhode Island.

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