This book is a basically a lifestyle and looks guide, with Audrey Hepburn as inspiration (and really, who better?). There are also several stories from Audrey’s life (although, as is stated in the introduction, this is not a biography). Split into sections such as clothes, home, romance, etc., the book tells us what Audrey would do (hmm…) and gives advice on how readers can be more like Audrey. At this point, it seems fair to point out that I am a big fan of Audrey Hepburn, both as an actress, and a person.

What I liked about it: This book is adorably pretty, if unashamedly girly (but it is aimed squarely at women); it’s about Audrey, who is so adored by many, including myself; there is quite a lot of biographical info in here; some of the tips are do-able.

What I didn’t like about it: You need money (lots) to do some of the things suggested, although by no means all of them; the book encourages people to find their own style while also telling readers how to adopt Audrey’s style (!?); there is quite a lot of ‘filler’ – for example, a list on how to tell the differences between Audrey and that other great actress named Hepburn, Kate. It’s a fair bet that anyone reading this already knows which one is which, after all; it assumes a lot about what Audrey would have liked or things she would have done, were she still with us.

Overall, it’s a nice book for fans, if for no other reason than it will look lovely on a bookshelf. However, I think the time spent reading it would be better spent on reading a good biography of Miss Hepburn, or watching some of her films. ( )

This is a fun read! It is a really cute book for young adult women to get some fun helpful tips for being a classy woman.

Audrey Hephburn is one of my favorite actresses. From this book I learned that she was a woman of incredible strength who valued living a life of grace, and style all the while maintaining peace of mind. ( )

While I learned quite a few bits of trivia about Audrey Hepburn from this book, What Would Audrey Do? is as much about the author’s personal sense of style as it is about Audrey Hepburn’s legacy. But then, who would want to read What Would Pamela Keogh Do? Precious few. Skip reading this book and spend the time re-watching Audrey Hepburn’s classic films. ( )