I am a sucker for memoirs. I am always quick to pick up a book with "memoir" in the subtitle. And while I'm not a big football fan, I was interested in reading this memoir by Brenda Warner (wife of NFL star quarterback Kurt Warner).
Multi-faceted is really the best way to describe Brenda Warner. She has had a wide range of life experiences which she tells in such a way that I could hardly put this book down. From her loving childhood to her Marine career, from her experiences with a special-needs child and divorce to being a mom of seven children including twins and the wife of a famous athlete, Brenda weaves her story in a light-hearted and honest way. The pages of snapshots in the middle were numerous and great to look at.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I found the author to be very relatable and interesting, and the book was well-written. I laughed out loud several times and I felt like she did a good job of not taking herself too seriously. While I didn't find my life changed in any way, I was entertained and touched by her forthright portrayal of her life and experiences.
