Growing up during WWII, Audrey's suffering forever changed the way she approached life. She always dreamed of becoming a dancer and because of the time spent away from dance (due to the war) she was years behind girls her age. Audrey's dreams of becoming a dancer ended after the war but she learned how to overcome and persevere. Audrey created new dreams and kept herself open to new experiences and opportunities. Doing this lead to a life working in film and then that life lead her creating her own family which later on lead to her fulfillment with working for UNICEF. Audrey filled her life with dreams. Some seemed impossible and many were unplanned, but Audrey attempted to go through her life with as much grace and dignity as possible. Little Audrey's Daydream: The Life of Audrey Hepburn written by Sean Hepburn Ferrer and Karin Hepburn Ferrer is an endearing retelling of Audrey's life story gearing towards children, with the focus of dreaming big and keeping dreams alive.
Audrey Hepburn is the perfect example of someone whose dreams kept them motivated when life got hard. This book is charming in sharing her message of believing in oneself, loving oneself, and allowing oneself to daydream.
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