I Am An Optimistic Lady.

Sadly I Don't Sing. I Missed It For A Long Time, But My Daughter Emma Said Something Wonderful When I Was Feeling Blue One Day: "mom, You've Just Found A Different Way Of Using Your Voice, And That's With Your Books." In A Way, She's Right. It's Just A Different Way Of Expressing What I Feel About Music, Individuality, Art And All The Things I've Always Loved.

It Is America That Gave Me So Much In My Life. It Wasn't Until I Came To America That My Life Just Exploded In So Many Ways. So For Me, I Think In A Way, Though I'm English, I've Been Living The American Dream And I'm Eternally Grateful To Americans For Allowing Me To Do What I Love Doing The Most.

I Don't Think Today's Younger Audience... Would Even Know What 1920s Musicals Were Like.

I Don't Think I Have The Image That Say, Judy Garland Has, Or Bette Davis.

I Suppose Partially Because Of The Success Of The Early Movies And Things Like That, I Began To Realize, That Children Do Look Up To You In Some Way, And There Is A Responsibility For How You Behave With Them. I Know That It's Important To Make Them Feel Very Valuable, Not To Talk Down To Them.