I'm getting through Katharine Hepburn's autobiography gradually. Since it doesn't follow any strict timeline or narrative, it's easy to put it down, read an entire, different book, then return to Katharine. One page Hepburn will be at Bryn Mawr, on the next in Hollywood, then you hit page 32 and she's fourteen years old and cutting her eldest ( Read more... )

"My sister Peg said that once she was sitting crying because our sister Marion and a friend wouldn't let her play with them. 'I don't blame them,' said Mother. 'You're a moaner.' Peg learned her lesson."

--Katharine Hepburn, Me: Stories of My Life