My sons Jamie and Andy are often on the other side of the world, but I speak to them every day on WhatsApp. I liked the way it dealt with the power relationship between coaches and pupils but felt a bit like the coach still got away with it.

Judy Murray: The Wild Card - Edinburgh International Book Judy Murray: The Wild Card - Edinburgh International Book

Set at a tennis tournament, it centres on a 38 year old woman successfully rekindling her playing career, years after putting it on hold.Positives - a lovely insight to behind the scenes of the Wimbledon location itself, the changing rooms and players spaces, Abi as the main character was ‘nice’ and you did root for her yet I couldn’t help feel she could’ve been more impactful.

The Wild Card by Judy Murray | Hachette UK

Come for the Wimbledon vibes to ease the end of grass season, stay for the excellent character development. The characters were appealing, but I would have enjoyed more depth, a bit more juice extracted from the Georgie and (especially) Max characters. But after a wild card entry to Wimbledon, she suddenly finds herself swept up in a world she thought she’d left behind – and against all odds, she’s winning! Stretching is incredibly important as you get older – I’ve got five grandchildren and I want to be able to chase after them!

Emma Radacanu won a grand slam from a wild card entry), the details feel very realistic and this must come from Judy’s vast experience in the sport.