Letters from his clients and Mr. Waintrup’s replies combine to make a great story about the game of tennis. It does not matter if you are a tennis player or not, you’ll enjoy this book.

The subtitle “Can a Rabbi’s Son Find Happiness as a Tennis Pro?” can be answered only one way: yes. It is apparent from the book that Mr. Waintrup enjoys his vocation. Terminology is easy to understand, even if you are not a player.

As the son of a Rabbi, the author was expected to follow his father’s footsteps.  Instead, Daniel Waintrup chose to provide instruction in tennis to Jewish and non-Jewish patrons. IT'S NOT MY FAULT is fairly short and can be read in one sitting. I found it thoroughly enjoyable and can recommend it to all audiences.