2004-09-27 Fancy Pants

In keeping with SEP's earlier works, the story is told with amazing depth, insight and sensitivity.
Bringing together a spoilt heroine from a rich background and a hero from the world of professional golfing, poverty and personal issues, it is a triupth of discovery and self-development, of overcoming personal tragedy, of inner-strength, and finally of the real values in life.
Too often we get engrossed in the rat race of life and forget what is really important - this book is a reminder and a message of what really is important.
Realistic and gritty without being sentimental, it brings a lump to the throat and then elliviates it with the introduction of well timed humour.
It is well worth reading and I would recommend that you do.