One More Step: My Story of Living with Cerebral Palsy, Climbing Kilimanjaro, and Surviving the Hardest Race on Earth Hardcover – Illustrated, March 10, 2015

Bonner Paddock’s grit and determination is truly inspiring! He could of easily taken his disability and turned it into a “why me” but, instead, he took it and proved to himself and everyone else just how much you can do with hard work and determination. Whether you’re reading this to get inspiration to start your own journey or you’re looking for inspiration to start your own charity, this is a must read!!

One More Step is a testimony to the human spirit. I admire Bonner for his ability to overcome some of life's obstacles, persevere to the top of Kilimanjaro and to complete the Hawaii Ironman challenge. More importantly, I admire Bonner's commitment to serving others and the role model he is to those touched by disability and beyond.David Hirsch, host of the Special Fathers Network Dad To Dad Podcast

I don't know anything about CP so I thought this might give me some insight into this physical problem. It showed me how determined CP people must be in order to do things. I worked with a boy with CP in a steel warehouse and remember some pipe rolling on his legs. He just couldn't move fast enough to get out of the way. Thank goodness he wasn't badly hurt. I can't imagine the courage it took Bonner to accomplish what he did.

At first glance, you might think One More Step is about climbing mountains or competing in triathlons. You might even think that Bonner Paddock's book is about living with cerebral palsy. Yes, One More Step is about these things - but it's more than that. Much more. At its core, this remarkable book is about acceptance, letting go of resentment, and love. There's something in its pages for everyone to enjoy.Written in an easy, conversational style, I read this book in two days, captivated by the narrative of a man who climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro fueled by anger only to complete the Ironman World Championships in Kona propelled by love. Bonner's story is one of transformation and you'll cheer him on every step of the way - while reflecting on your own life in the process.I'm proud to have this book on my shelf and will be recommending it to everyone I know. Don't pass up the opportunity to read One More Step.John W. QuinnAuthor, Someone Like Me - An Unlikely Story of Challenge and Triumph Over Cerebral Palsy

This story of Bonner Paddock not only accepting the fact that he has cerebral palsy, but embracing that fact and then going above and beyond to do great things for others with CP, is inspiring and encouraging. Paddock tells the story of accepting his condition and then doing something with it. He climbs Mr. Kilimanjaro (no easy feat even for someone not fighting against spasticity) and then sets out to raise one million dollars by finishing an Ironman competition. His voice is honest and his struggles resound with the reader. This is not a "feel bad for me because I am a victim" type book. This is a "Get up and make a difference"If you want to be inspired by the resiliency of the human spirit and the desire in us all to do something that matters, then read this book.

The books is a four star It is one of the best books I have read. Since wild. I enjoyed it very much

I chose this book for several reasons. I wanted to learn more about living with CP, I have heard about climbing Kilimanjaro, and my daughter participates in triathlons and became an Ironman in Houston several years ago. Bonner’s story is so amazing! What great accomplishments he did even though he has CP. Thank you for sharing your story and for helping people with disabilities through your foundation.

enjoyed his story alot

As a fellow sufferer of cerebral palsy I understand the author's wish to succeed in his goals, well done, brilliant read

very inspiring book, anyone feeeling sorry for themselves read this book