It's Not My Fault: 150 Hilarious Excuses Every Tennis Player Should Know

This is a small book, no story line, it's a compilation of excuses for losing tennis matches. There are famous pros quoted & some not so famous, their excuses range from creative & bizarre to the more ordinary that many of us casual players have resorted to more than once. It sits on my coffee table & I page through it every so often just for fun.

i play tennis on the side and in between matches i love to find hilarious excuses

What a funny book! Any tennis player would get a kick out of it! As I was reading through I found myself shaking my head, saying yup, I’ve used that excuse!! I think it will be the perfect gift for the women in my group, and the Pro at our club!!

If you're an inveterate excuse maker like me you'll get a kick out of this book. If you're a tennis player, you'll be shaking yourhead in agreement; even if you didn't voice the excuses out loud, you surely thought them. I found plenty of excuses evenI wouldn't have the nerve to use.

I love it! It's so funny. The whole family including my 9 year old boy who's playing tennis loved it. My boy took it to the tournaments and read it in between. Kids laugh with him too!

The whole family enjoyed this book! Many funny, relatable situations if you play tennis or any sport. Loved the top 10 and anecdotes from actual players. Well written must have for fans of all levels.

This is a fun little book but it's really just okay, not hilarious. There are several excuses that are reworded repeats.

An enjoyable and fun read that will have you laughing at your own propensities on the court as well as your opponents. It puts a wonderful perspective on the game and would be a great gift for tennis lovers of all levels.

It was an amusing, if not hilarious, book. Promptly delivered.

Have my dad a giggle, sent it to him for Fathers Day

Light reading, some good cartoons, several good smiles. Excuses often heard on the court. Exactly what we should all avoid.

Fun stocking filler for my half Norwegian husband.

Anybody that plays tennis will find familiarity with this book. I did expect more information about professional players so I would say the start of the book was great, but I expected more of the same.