Summary of Susan Fleming Marx's Speaking of Harpo

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 I was born in Brooklyn, New York, and spent my youth traveling with my family, trying to find a place for myself in the world. I had piano and ballet lessons, but I hated both. I spent most of my time reading. When we moved to a big house in Forest Hills, I was seven years old. #2 I was a child prodigy who hated music and ballet, and I was ashamed of both.
I was too self-conscious to dance, and my mother was proud of me for it. The blood still pounds in my ears when I think of it. #3 At the tender age of eight, I was a child prodigy who hated music and ballet, and I was ashamed of both. I was too self-conscious to dance, and my mother was proud of me for it. I eventually left Forest Hills and went to high school in Brooklyn. #4 I was a child prodigy who hated music and ballet, and I was ashamed of both.
I was too self-conscious to dance, and my mother was proud of me for it. I eventually left Forest Hills and went to high school in Brooklyn.