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Listening Length	10 hours and 42 minutes
Author	Lauren Weisberger
Narrator	Heather Lind
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Audible.com Release Date	June 30, 2016
Publisher	HarperCollins Publishers Limited
Program Type	Audiobook
Version	Unabridged
Language	English
ASIN	B01CPTT48C
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Sandra Martin

Compelling

Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2023

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The book can be called a page turner. Not real exciting but it kept you interested. It offered a view of the tennis world.

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Savvyreader

Enjoyable

Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2022

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Good pace and characterization. Very satisfying ending. A quick read. Weinberger nails the tennis world. A lesson about character, too.

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Rachel

loved!

Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2022

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i loved this book! was a little skeptical after reading some of the reviews because I don't know anything about tennis. You don't need to have any knowledge of the sport to enjoy this book. It's an easy read, and my third book by the author.

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Gary

Good beach read

Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2020

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The beginning and the end of The Singles Game are great! I can't lie and say that the middle bored me a bit, was slow, and took me a while to get through. As an athlete who never experienced this intrasport drama, I was interested in hearing about this from the perspective of someone my age (in Charlie Silver). I recommend buying this book if you are looking for a light, mind-numbing beach read!

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lisablively

If you love tennis and easy, chick-y stories that make you laugh....this is it!

Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2018

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Love tennis? Check. In the mood for an easy, entertaining book that you don't have to think too hard about? Check.

I enjoy Lauren Weisberger's books, they're usually similar, and not too involved.....but that's what I like about them! Sometimes a girl just needs an entertaining and quick read. This one was witty and funny, and the character was easy to like and root for.

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B P

This was good reading (I learned a lot about the world of ...

Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2017

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This was good reading (I learned a lot about the world of tennis that I did not know), but was not one of my favorite reads. There was only a couple places where I was so engrossed in the book I did not want to put it down. But several pages later it was back to more to the hum drum of the story.

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Laney Shupe

Everything We Didn't Know We Wanted

Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2018

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- I like how Weisbergers books excite us about a glamorous lifestyle and then remind us that what we want isn't the glamour and excitement but the heartfelt and true. I also love the bit of romance thrown in.

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Michele Putlak

Fun read!

Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2016

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Fun & witty easy read! I am a tennis player & have been to several tournaments. While the book is fiction I did find the author did her homework about the professional tennis circuit. The ending left me hanging and that is why I gave it 4 stars as opposed to 5.

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deeksha

Must read

Reviewed in India on February 27, 2019

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Sana

No entertainment or insight. Just a light read that doesn't get you anywhere.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 22, 2016

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I have to point out a few things first. I wanted a fun easy read after finishing a rather long book (Shantaram). I played tennis competitively in tournaments as a junior and continue to play it today. I enjoy reading, I enjoy tennis, I understand tennis. I thought this book would be perfect and it was not. It's saying a lot that a book revolving around a story line I would like, was boring. I thought it was not well written.

Some people have noted that the author didn't research the game enough - I actually thought it was fine. Partly because I wasn't reading this for the insight on the WTA tour. But the story line was predictable and not just predictable, it was boring. It could have been exciting. The characters were too black and white and therefore I didn't really care about them either way. You were supposed to either love them or hate them except I didn't. I didn't care about the main character or any other characters.

The scenes where the character plays matches weren't great either. It sounded like they were written by amateurs pretending to be tennis players. If you're playing a match and you hit a serve that is good, you do not think "thank goodness for the years of muscle memory!"

I did not enjoy this. I knew it wouldn't captivate me, but it didn't even entertain me.

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boots

I love tennis and parts of this book are littered with ...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 14, 2016

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This is quite a pacy book about a tennis player who suffers a potentially career ending injury but believes firmly in herself to recover and become a grand slam winner and world number 1. I love tennis and parts of this book are littered with mistakes. As for the incident at the very beginning which goes on to play a part in the injury, ultimately the buck stops with the player to make sure everything is in order. Her kit makers would have known the rules.

It is a very glossy look into the life of a tennis player on the tour, and if course it is fiction so it's not going to be that in depth. Charlotte is an engaging character but seems a bit idiotic at times. I'm glad she showed courage in the end to finish two horrid relationships and think about what mattered to her.

I wish it had been edited better, people are visibly recoiling/flinching left, right and centre!

It is a good book to while away the hours if your interest in tennis is low, but if you follow the game some parts may irritate you.

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Tamara

If you're a fan of tennis and enjoyed The Devil Wears Prada then I highly recommend this ...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 3, 2016

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If you're a fan of tennis and enjoyed The Devil Wears Prada then I highly recommend this book as a light, fun summer read. It takes you inside the soapy, glamorous parts of the tennis world through the eyes of Charlotte Silver - a talented tennis player who's determined to win her first grand slam and be the world number one. It would have been easy for Lauren to make Charlie an irritating main character but instead I found myself rooting for her. Similarly the supporting characters are equally well-rounded, from her manager/brother Jake to her rival Natalya.

An enjoyable book that's difficult to put down.

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Claretta

The devil is in the detail ....

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 27, 2016

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As a summer beach read, this was more or less ok; not particularly gripping or romantic, but midly entertaining. But what really riles me is that Ms Weisberger has been claiming in interviews that she did intensive behind-the-scenes research into the tennis world. Really? The Singles Game is littered with errors, from the comment early on that someone ranked 52 in the world was a seeded player at Wimbledon (absurd) to the scene where Charlie wins a tournament because the umpire doesn't notice that her opponent isn't ready to receive serve, which is completely ludicrous. There are numerous references to players taking drugs - despite the fact that, as the author points out, they are drug tested on a regular basis.So how does that work?

Ok, I realise most people who will be reading this won't be particularly expert in tennis, but why get such basic things wrong? There is a great book to be written about the tennis circuit, but this certainly isn't it.

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