Becoming a Lion

shows how riven the man is and is a good insight in to why he is one of the best fly halfs in the world. He has to be on of the most competitive men in the world.

Interesting read for the rugby die hard. A good insight into the day to day of pro rugby but nothing earth shattering..

Great book with amazing insight into some of Sexton's career for Leinster, Ireland, and the Lions.

Nice change from most autobios. An intense look at a very interesting year and well written. Would def recommend it.

Good account of tour. Keeps calling players by nicknames. Very confusing.

Very good book would recommend to anyone

Not a great read. A pity - super player but chose the wrong writer. Very repetitive and the contract issue while important is poorly reflected IMO.

So full of his own self importance - should look up the word humble in the dictionary and get a grip on reality

Johnny sexton is a highly talented Irish rugby player renowned for his v competitiveness. This book is a diary of a season ,of wins and losses, injury and record very.Although the book title refers to The Lions ,that is dealt with only in last forty pages and is the main disappointment in a book that otherwise is lively and a good read

A sort of a diary of the year in which the Irish rugby player became a member of the touring British and Irish Lions party to Australia. It's quite interesting but a little repetitive in places.

Becoming a lion is part diary, part bio. He takes you into his feelings and his feeling towards other players. He really strruggles with his decision to go to France because of his ties with his club. Great read not just for rugby fans

A magnificent book from one of the greatest players of all time. Sextons journey to becoming a British and Irish Lion is captivating and wonderful. I highly recommend it to rugby fans everywhere

Great book for rugby buffs.