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A review by lesbian_thespian
Fierce: How Competing for Myself Changed Everything by Aly Raisman
2.0
Honestly I would be a lot more interested in reading Aly's memoir now that she's not trying to maintain a relationship with USAG. As memoirs go, this is about what I would expect from an Olympian who still has one foot in that world.
That being said, I love Aly and enjoyed reading about her life. I think the most interesting and poignant parts of this memoir were Aly's descriptions of working to make a comeback after the 2012 Olympics.
Overall, I think this book targets a YA audience (maybe even middle grade) which made for some light, if not a little too fluffy, reading. Here's hoping Aly writes another book in a few years! :)
That being said, I love Aly and enjoyed reading about her life. I think the most interesting and poignant parts of this memoir were Aly's descriptions of working to make a comeback after the 2012 Olympics.
Overall, I think this book targets a YA audience (maybe even middle grade) which made for some light, if not a little too fluffy, reading. Here's hoping Aly writes another book in a few years! :)