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“Andrews continues to approach life—and writing—with strength and grace.”
— People
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“The book is packed with emotion, action, gossip, and fascinating tidbits about craft. The Julie Andrews we get to know is salty, funny, passionate, hard-working, gracious, and above all, a brilliant vocalist and actress who has braved many disappointments.”
— O, The Oprah Magazine
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“In her charming new memoir, Home Work...her focus, as the title of the book emphasizes, is on the work, and particularly on the difficulties of the work. Her tone throughout is brisk, matter-of-fact, and endlessly self-deprecating.”
— Los Angeles Times
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“A frank and intimate storyteller whose radiant spirit fills these pages, Andrews chronicles the peaks and valleys of her life and career. This event-packed memoir is a must for fans of Andrews’s life and work, students of cinema history, and anyone who is curious about musical film production.”
— Library Journal (starred review)
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Home Work is a quiet revelation. And by quiet I don't mean dull. The book is packed with emotion, action, gossip, and fascinating tidbits about craft. The Julie Andrews we get to know is salty, funny, passionate, hard-working, gracious, and above all, a brilliant vocalist and actress who has braved many disappointments.
— O Magazine
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A frank and intimate storyteller whose radiant spirit fills these pages, Andrews chronicles the peaks and valleys of her life and career. This event-packed memoir is a must for fans of Andrews's life and work, students of cinema history, and anyone who is curious about musical film production.
— Library Journal (starred review)
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Details Andrews' transformation from traveling performer to movie star.
— Los Angeles Times, Book Club Pick
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Shares reflections on Andrews's astonishing career, and discusses her famous roles in Mary Poppins, The Sound of Music, Victor/Victoria, and more.
— Bustle, New Celebrity Memoirs that Will Leave You Starstruck This Fall
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A warm, entertaining memoir...An insightful treat for Andrews's fans.
— Kirkus Reviews
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[Home Work gives] readers long-awaited details about [Julie Andrew's] earliest films like Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music.... Andrews continues to approach life -- and writing -- with strength and grace.
— People
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Full of delicious details...and poignant recollections.
— Long Island Living
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Sincere and inspiring...This charming account of Andrews's professional and personal life will no doubt serve to make the venerated performer all the more beloved.
— Publishers Weekly
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[W]arm, graceful, and candid... This deeply pleasurable and forthright chronicle illuminates the myriad reasons 'home work' has such profound meaning for artist and humanitarian Andrews... [a] treasury of delectable Hollywood revelations.
— Booklist
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The inside-look into the perils and stress of movie making, and the honest portrayal of Andrews' struggles to blend her career, home life, and complicated personal matters offers a rich glimpse into a resilient star. Edward's mercurial but brilliant and generous nature is vividly recounted...her memoir makes it vividly clear that her stardom was not an easy path to achieve.
— The Missourian
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Thrillingly honest but never unkind, Andrews mixes fascinating behind-the-scenes stories of filming... with moving revelations....This enchanting memoir reveals Andrews as a rare creature: a mega-star whose feet remain firmly on the ground.
— Daily Mail
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Julie Andrews's two memoirs, Home and Home Work, are at once heartbreaking and awe-inspiring.
— "Our Mothers Ourselves"
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[Home Work] is everything you could hope for and more.
— Scribbles by Kat