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　　Admired and beloved by movie audiences for over sixty years,four-time Academy Award-winner Katharine Hepburn is an Americanclassic. Now Miss Hepburn breaks her long-kept silence about herprivate life in this absorbing and provocative memoir.A NEW YORKTIMES Notable Book of the YearA Book-of-the-Month-Club MainSelection
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　　From Publishers Weekly
　　Beloved actress Hepburn's episodic autobiography spent 24 weekson PW 's hardcover bestseller list and was a BOMC main selection incloth.
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　　From School Library Journal
　　Katherine Hepburn is, at 84, still the positive, feisty,upper-class lady she portrayed in The Philadelphia Story . Herautobiography, clearly not ghostwritten, tells some stories of herlife but not all--she comes from a class that didn't let it allhang out. Her 27-year affair with Spencer Tracy is discussed withfond memories (the years together were to her ``absolutebliss'')--the idea that it was scandalous at the time doesn't seemto cross her mind, and she is surprised to find that Tracy's wifethought the affair was only a rumor. She seems to remember almosteveryone fondly--her wonderful parents; her loving, supportivehusband, whom she admits she treated badly; the numerous beaus,directors, and fellow actors with whom she worked. More than 160black-and-white photos lend credibility to her enduring beauty, butit's the somewhat breathless, positive prose that makes Hepburncome alive as herself or as she wishes to be seen--anuncomplaining, stalwart, lucky, admired, and ``classy'' lady.
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　--Diana C. Hirsch, Prince George's County MemorialLibrary
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　　With the publication of The Making of the African Queen in 1987,Katharine Hepburn proved that she can number writing among her manytalents, and that her humor and intelligence, and the inimitablecadences of her voice translate vividly to the printed page. Now,with characteristic gusto and candor, she delivers her eagerlyawaited memoir. 75 photographs.