British Supermodel Cara Delevingne has decided to pen an autobiography, detailing her younger years rather than her rise to fame.
She carries a dictaphone and a notepad with her wherever she goes, so that she can scribble down her childhood memories, reports dailystar.co.uk.
"Cara wants to document her life before she became famous. She's not interested in writing about her meteoric rise in the fashion world. Instead she hopes to go into detail about her younger years," a source was quoted as saying.
Those curious about her former flames Michelle Rodriguez and Harry Styles, may miss reading anything about them as Delevingne is keen to fill the book with some of her "weird thoughts and anecdotes" as well as her early memories, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"She doesn't want to include any big revelations. It'll just be a collection of weird thoughts and anecdotes."
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