Too bland. While Peggy Fleming's skating style will always be my favorite, reading this book felt like an entertainer who never really connected with the audience.The book attempts to cover a smattering of events in the author's life but it was too superficial to hold my interest. Here's two examples:-- Peggy alludes to her mother's domineering personality and provides the example of taking control her wedding, but doesn't get into any of the details or how this made her feel.-- Peggy also mentions a favorite marinated pork recipe that she enjoys making for her family, and it would've seemed fitting that the recipe be included but it wasn't.I'm not sure what the focus or the purpose of this book was/is. Is it Peggy's philosphy? An instruction book? Her life story? I think if the author just focused on one of these things, it would've been more successful in both quality and sales.