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　　Book De*ion
　　Admired and beloved by movie audiences for over sixty years,
four-time Academy Award-winner Katharine Hepburn is an American
classic. Now Miss Hepburn breaks her long-kept silence about her
private life in this absorbing and provocative memoir.A NEW YORK
TIMES Notable Book of the YearA Book-of-the-Month-Club Main
Selection
　　Amazon.com
　　From Publishers Weekly
　　Beloved actress Hepburn’s episodic autobiography spent 24 weeks
on PW ‘s hardcover bestseller list and was a BOMC main selection in
cloth.
　　From Booklist
　　From School Library Journal
　　Katherine Hepburn is, at 84, still the positive, feisty,
upper-class lady she portrayed in The Philadelphia Story . Her
autobiography, clearly not ghostwritten, tells some stories of her
life but not all–she comes from a class that didn’t let it all
hang out. Her 27-year affair with Spencer Tracy is discussed with
fond memories (the years together were to her “absolute
bliss”)–the idea that it was scandalous at the time doesn’t seem
to cross her mind, and she is surprised to find that Tracy’s wife
thought the affair was only a rumor. She seems to remember almost
everyone fondly–her wonderful parents; her loving, supportive
husband, whom she admits she treated badly; the numerous beaus,
directors, and fellow actors with whom she worked. More than 160
black-and-white photos lend credibility to her enduring beauty, but
it’s the somewhat breathless, positive prose that makes Hepburn
come alive as herself or as she wishes to be seen–an
uncomplaining, stalwart, lucky, admired, and “classy” lady.
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　–Diana C. Hirsch, Prince George’s County Memorial
Library
　　System, MD
　　Ingram
　　With the publication of The Making of the African Queen in 1987,
Katharine Hepburn proved that she can number writing among her many
talents, and that her humor and intelligence, and the inimitable
cadences of her voice translate vividly to the printed page. Now,
with characteristic gusto and candor, she delivers her eagerly
awaited memoir. 75 photographs.

Prologue
Ⅰ
　Parents
　Hartford
　Fenwick
　Bryn Mawr
Ⅱ
　Luddy
　Early Career
　The Warrior’s Husband
　First Trip to Hollywood
　Early Films
　The Return to New York
　The Lake
Ⅲ
　George Cukor
　Leland
　Howard Hughes
　Hurricane
　L. B. Mayer
　Movies
　Shakespeare
　Spencer
Ⅳ
　Memorial Day
　Willie Rose and His Maserati
　The Corn Is Green
Ⅴ
　Phyllis
　Brief Encounter
　Voice
　Eyes
　Happy New Year
Ⅵ
　Love
　Leaving the California House
　Dear Spence
Climbing the Ladder—with Help