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 | It's Not My Fault! -or- Can a Rabbi's Son Find Happiness as a Tennis Pro? by Daniel I. Waintrup | Reviewed by R-Laurraine Tutihasi | |
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| Publisher: Acanthus Publishing
http://www.acanthuspublishing.com ISBN: 097548107X Genre: Non-fiction Subgenre: Autobiography Release date: Oct 2005 Format: Trade Pages: 229 Price: $19.95 | |||
| Daniel Waintrup is a Jewish businessman, but he started out as a tennis instructor at a country club in Florida. He has written a book that highlights this earlier career. It's a collection of funny moments from his life, beginning with a short sketch of his youth.
From the start he apparently had a knack for comedy. He could probably make it as a stand-up comedian, in the style of Gabe Kaplan. This book is basically a written version of a series of such routines. I'm not Jewish nor do I play tennis, but I found the book very enjoyable to read, and it had me bursting into frequent laughter. I do admit to having numerous Jewish friends, and that may have coloured my enjoyment. But the author definitely has a knack for distilling life experieences into humorous stories. He also has the ability to laugh at himself as well as others. This book is a great light read for times when you don't feel like getting into something serious. | |||
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