India, June 6 -- On and off the court, tennis star Serena Williams has always been a force to reckon with - 23 Grand Slam singles titles, the most number of Grand Slam match wins in women's tennis in the Open era as well as maternal health and educational equity advocacy. As she re-enters the competitive tennis arena after announcing retirement in 2022, we recommend her autobiography, My Life: Queen of the Court. It details her struggles and motivations throughout her career, including playing under the shadow of her elder sister, Venus, and the role their father, Richard, essayed in the sporting lives. The book also, very sensitively, confronts the race question, especially considering very few non-White players find themselves in the hallowed halls of fame in the sport. From personal tragedies to resolute comebacks, the book is a window into what to expect of Serena as she gears up for the court again....