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A review by erichorvath36
One Life by Megan Rapinoe, Emma Brockes
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
fast-paced
5.0
This was a really enjoyable read and exactly what I was looking for, given my affinity for what I knew of Megan before reading.
A short, fast paced inside peek into her upbringing, some major events that happened in her personal life, her soccer triumphs and her path into the activism that she’s also so well known for.
I found her confidence about her and her teammates’ achievements very refreshing and liberating, I hope more successful women can speak with less impulse to downplay things. I also thought her path to activism and conviction was done well, not too in your face that it could become off putting.
A short, fast paced inside peek into her upbringing, some major events that happened in her personal life, her soccer triumphs and her path into the activism that she’s also so well known for.
I found her confidence about her and her teammates’ achievements very refreshing and liberating, I hope more successful women can speak with less impulse to downplay things. I also thought her path to activism and conviction was done well, not too in your face that it could become off putting.