J. M. Barrie wrote a biography on his mother and family in Scotland in
the late 19th century titled Margaret Ogilvy: Life Is a Long Lesson in
Humility. It was the seventh-best-selling book in the US in 1897,
according to The Bookman. The book features family memories and was
written as an homage to Barrie's mother. In the book, Barrie describes
his mother telling him stories about her youth and attributes his
passion for reading to her. The biography of her Scottish-born mother
and family by J. M. Barrie is titled Margaret Ogilvy: Life Is a Long
Lesson in Humility. It was the seventh-best selling in the US in 1897,
according to The Bookman. The best-known work by Scottish author and
playwright Sir James Matthew Barrie, 1st Baronet, is Peter Pan. He was
grown and born in Scotland before relocating to London to pen a number
of well-liked books and plays.