Billie jean king autobiography of a yogi

There are books, and then there’s this: the autobiography of an icon that will be read for generations. I passed—perhaps foolishly—on a review copy, because I was afraid there would be large passages of minutiae about tennis, which doesn’t interest me.

I was mistaken in my concern, but it worked out well, because I borrowed an audio version from Seattle Bibliocommons, and the author reads her own book.

Chronicle the extraordinary life of Billie Jean King through more than 75 photographs that document her life both on and off the tennis court.

All In: An Autobiography by Billie Jean King ().

Title: The autobiography of Billie Jean King.

Yogi's Autobiography.

Billie Jean King.

She is an old woman now, and hearing her detail her own remarkable life is a matchless experience. It’s hard to imagine there will be a more important, or more enjoyable book published in the coming year.

Billie Jean Moffitt King is born in 1943 and grows up in Southern California in a conservative working class family; her dad is a firefighter, and her mother stays home, as most mothers did back then.

There is Billie, and there is her brother, and the family are devoted Methodists. Who is to know that both children will be famous one day? Brot