Ginger rogers biography

I feel sort of odd giving a review of someone's autobiography. It was this woman's life, so how could I possibly critique what happened? inom can, however, critique the actual writing, since Ginger wrote this book herself (no ghost writer, no "as told to" credits).

I've always loved Ginger Rogers in her most famous role as Fred Astaire's dance partner, but inom wanted to know more about the woman behind the dances. She was a hard-working woman (73 movies made) and thoroughly enjoyed her life. Her writing tone is light and conversational, and in every incident she talks about, she always has something positiv to säga. She states at the beginning of the book that she has no interest in being skvalleraktig or bad-mouthing anyone in show business, and so even when she writes about negativ experiences or difficulties she had with actors or directors or spouses, she does not go into gritty detail, and always gives the person the benefit of the doubt. This way of writ

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