How to Succeed in Tennis Without Really Trying

This paperback edition is in good condition, showing typical signs of wear for its age, such as minor edge wear and slight yellowing of pages. The binding remains intact, and the pages are free from major markings. Notably, it contains a personal inscription on the inside cover. No dust jacket is present, as expected for a mass-market paperback.

How to Succeed in Tennis Without Really Trying by Shepherd Mead is a humorous exploration of tennis, first published in 1957. This edition is a First Signet Printing by New American Library, released in April 1978. Known for his satirical take on self-help, Mead applies his wit to the world of tennis, offering insights that blend humor with practical advice. The book is categorized under sports and humor, making it a delightful read for tennis enthusiasts and casual readers alike. This copy includes a personal inscription, adding a unique touch. The paperback is in good condition, with some wear typical of its age. This edition is a charming piece for collectors of vintage sports literature.