"What Would Audrey Do?" by Pamela Keogh

Pages: 248
Genre: Biographical

Back Cover Synopsis: "Audrey Hepburn epitomized grace and style, not only in her appearance, but in her very essence. Whether in fashion, her relationships, her home life, or her work on the screen or for UNICEF, there is no one more worthy of imitation. Yes, she was born with great beauty, enviable bone structure, and a manner that made practically everyone she met fall instantly in love with her. But Audrey's life was also marked by challenges: growing up without a father, surviving the Nazi threat and deprivation of World War II, unfaithful husbands and two divorces, and living under constant scrutiny from the media--all while managing her extraordinary film career, raising two children, and being considered the paragon of chic."

Review: This is the second Audrey Hepburn biography I have read. I thought this one was much easier to read and get into than the first one. Keogh kept it structured, fun, informative, and very entertaining. If you are an Audrey fan--and frankly, who isn't?--this is definitely a must read.

If you've read it, please, tell me what you think!