Open

As a baby, they put a toy racket in his hand. Since then, Agassi has done nothing but hit tennis balls. His father, obsessed with making him a sports star, built a machine (the dragon) that fired 2,500 balls a day at little Andre. Written by the Pulitzer Prize JR Moehringer, Open is the open-hearted portrayal of André Agassi, who in these memoirs shows himself as he is: a man who must have faced the pressures of his family, of fame, but who always kept the value of friendship and an altruistic sense of life. In this captivating autobiography, Agassi reveals, with a sense of humor and tenderness, a life defined by the contradiction between an imposed destiny and the desire to please those who have sacrificed everything for him.