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    100 Reasons to Love Audrey Hepburn

    By Joanna Benecke

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    Fashion goddess; UNICEF heroine; Givenchy's twinkly-eyed muse: there'll never be anyone quite like Audrey Hepburn. But there's more to the effortlessly classy Hollywood starlet than meets the eye. Did you know, for instance, that Audrey kept a pet fawn named Pippin? That she was a gifted linguist, fluent in five different languages? That she inherited her poise from a Dutch baroness mother? That there's a breed of snowy tulip named after her? Or perhaps that Henry Mancini wrote 'Moon River' especially for her? Filled with fascinating facts and stunning photos, 100 Reasons to Love Audrey Hepburn reveals the woman behind the little black dress.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPlexus Publishing Ltd.
    Release dateNov 1, 2016
    ISBN9780859658683
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    100 Reasons to Love Audrey Hepburn
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    Joanna Benecke

    Writer, ghostwriter, actor, cat wrangler, Joanna Benecke lives in London. Film editor by day (for DIVA magazine) and screenwriter by night, she's written on an astonishing range of subjects.

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