«“Footsteps of Federer is a brilliant book, a creative idea, a travelogue, a why-tennis-matters manifesto, a thoughtful essay on Roger Federer, and a personal story of why things matter to us and what matters most. Stay for the goosebumps-inducing end.” –Greg Bishop, Sports Illustrated»

"A charming new book about all things Federer that concludes with a plot twist worthy of one of Hercule Poirot’s drawing-room denouement." –Simon Briggs, Daily Telegraph

"You would think that everything has already been written about Roger Federer, the greatest tennis player of all time. But Seminara's redemptive travels around Switzerland introduce us to sights, courts, and characters that reveal new layers to the Federer story.  His sense of humor, love of tennis, and willingness to ask anyone anything make Seminara's pilgrimage a fun ride you'll want to take." –Megan Fernandez, Indianapolis Monthly

"Retracing Roger Federer's roots is an entertaining—and revitalizing—road trip for mad global traveler and massive Fed fanatic Dave Seminara" –Richard Pagliaro, TennisNow.com

"A great new book that...gets to the heart of the Swiss soul." –Diccon Bewes, author of Swiss Watching

"Author and journalist Dave Seminara set out on a quest to understand Roger Federer, his tennis hero, by visiting various regions, or cantons, in Switzerland where Roger grew up, got married, played, vacationed, or just hung out. The result is the charming and delightful Footsteps of Federer, an absolute must for tennis fans frustrated by the pandemic’s limiting of their ability to attend matches in person and see King Roger in the flesh." –Michael Levin, New York Times bestselling author

"The crux of this story is one writer's devotion to the most beloved tennis athlete in history. To me it was also a beautiful trip down memory lane. I played in the German Bundesliga for years after retiring from the tour and Dave's description of the little tennis clubs he visited on his journey captures the joy of post match dinners and draft beer that I remember so fondly." –Cliff Drysdale, Hall of Fame tennis player and ESPN broadcaster

«"With a fascinating mixture of intimacy, perspective and humour, Seminara shows on this Swiss pilgrimage why Roger loves his country so much and in what special way his rather reserved compatriots return this love. A pleasure to read, even for Federer and Switzerland connoisseurs." –Rene Stauffer, author of Federer: The Biography
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"Dave Seminara has deftly combined his love of travel with his love of tennis to tell us how one of the world’s most beautiful countries produced one of the world’s most popular athletes." –Thomas Swick, author of The Joys of Travel