Bookaholics Anonymous @House of Zaaba discussion

Yup, I agree with you Huda. It was a good read. I grew up with Ali always in the sporting media, and have always been intrigued and attracted to his charisma and confidence (or some might say arrogance). But reading this book gives him a new dynamic to his character; which I suppose does not really change my perception of him, it rather enhances it.

This book is a memoir of his journey, his inner thoughts (which like most of us, are often buried), regrets and successes.

They say it's easy to be famous today with the world just at your finger tips (literally). But to be someone who can capture the worlds imagination and admiration in a time before all that, you need to be great.

And he is the Greatest!!