Carol Vorderman's Mini Detox Bible: A Complete Detox for Body and Mind Book

I'll preface this by saying that Seles was one of my favorite players in the 90s-00s, and it's gratifying to read that she overcame the difficult fate she was dealt -- the stabbing and early death of her father/coach -- as well as the struggle of drowning her troubles in food addiction. However, I didn't particularly enjoy reading her biography. Perhaps it's unfair to compare her book to the musings of poet-philosopher Andre Agassi who had a great deal of wisdom about life to dole out, but in the absence of giving us much insight into the WTA tour besides the demands of travel, I would have liked to see something more than what amounted to a self-help book about her personal struggle with eating (the book ends with her fitting comfortably into a size 4 dress -- seriously, that's the last sentence). I was a bit uncomfortable during the many occasions in which she seemed to remember or simply chose to share more about specific meals she ate before or after matches at Grand Slam tournaments (I can't remember what I ate last night, let alone 10 years ago) more than the actual matches themselves (in many cases just relating the scores -- thanks, I can access these on Wikipedia for free, but it would've been a lot more interesting to have more of her perspective on the matches and even big rivalries with Graff, Capriati, or Hingis). Overall, one of the few books that I've actually felt was a waste of money.