KIDS ALWAYS TELL THE TRUTH! SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE STAR SAY'S NICOLE KIDMAN WAS STRANGE & SHE HID FROM THE SUN SO IT WOULDNT DAMAGE HER PALE COMPLEXION!

"Slumdog Millionaire" actress Rubina Ali may have just made history by becoming the youngest person to "write" an autobiography.
The 9-year-old's memoir, "Slumgirl Dreaming: Journey to the Stars," tells of her upbringing in the slums of Mumbai, India, to her rise to Hollywood fame and back again, the Daily Mail reports.

The 192-page book was written by journalist Divya Dugar, who spent the past six months following the actress.

Only 24 pages discuss Ali's life before her breakout role in "Slumdog," with the rest of the book addressing the Oscar-winning film and recent demolition of her Mumbai slums home.

Ali also discussed her most recent acting job starring alongside Nicole Kidman in a Ridley Scott-produced French commercial for Schweppes beverages.

The child actress was reportedly paid more than her "Slumdog" paycheck for the three days of work in March at Lake Palace in India.

Despite playing a small child captivated with Kidman's Indian princess character, Ali confesses to thinking the Australian beauty was "strange."

The 42-year-old actress is said to have stayed in her trailer during the entire shoot because of her supposed fear of the sun damaging her fair complexion.

"I really liked her, but she was very quiet and didn't speak much," Ali said in the book. "I think she was a bit shy."

Despite the overwhelming success after the release of "Slumdog," Ali's life hasn't drastically changed.

However, the tiny actress admits to having higher standards when it comes to hygiene.

Instead of using the public space by the railroad tracks as a restroom, Ali now walks a long distance to find a pay-for-use toilet.

In April, Ali was at the center of a media storm when her father, Rafiq, was accused of trying to sell the young actress to an undercover reporter for $400,000. Her father denied the claim.

"She has a blind faith in her family, she thinks they couldn't have done anything to harm her," the book's writer said of the actress, who is now residing at her uncle's house after her home was torn down.