From effortless forehands to red-carpet fame-and everything in between-Federer tells the story of a life like no other, in a way only Assouline can. The first visual biography on Roger Federer-produced over two years in close collaboration with the tennis legend himself and his wife, Mirka-offers readers a sweeping look into Roger's private moments, personality, and record-breaking career. Featuring never-before-published photographs and memorabilia from his childhood as well as snaps from Roger's and Mirka's own camera rolls, the book also includes handwritten insights from Roger that intimately capture his journey on and off the court.About The AuthorDoris Henkel is a sports journalist and author of sports-related books. She covered tennis for almost 40 years, the last 30 as a freelancer for newspapers and magazines mainly in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria, including Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung and Neue Zurcher Zeitung. She followed Roger Federer's entire career and attended 30 of his 31 Grand Slam finals, as well as Olympic matches and a multitude of tournaments.
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From effortless forehands to red-carpet fame-and everything in between-Federer tells the story of a life like no other, in a way only Assouline can. The first visual biography on Roger Federer-produced over two years in close collaboration with the tennis legend himself and his wife, Mirka-offers readers a sweeping look into Roger's private moments, personality, and record-breaking career. Featuring never-before-published photographs and memorabilia from his childhood as well as snaps from Roger's and Mirka's own camera rolls, the book also includes handwritten insights from Roger that intimately capture his journey on and off the court.About The AuthorDoris Henkel is a sports journalist and author of sports-related books. She covered tennis for almost 40 years, the last 30 as a freelancer for newspapers and magazines mainly in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria, including Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung and Neue Zurcher Zeitung. She followed Roger Federer's entire career and attended 30 of his 31 Grand Slam finals, as well as Olympic matches and a multitude of tournaments.