This was a great book. I have always been a fan of Henry and to learn of his life is a real treat. I was not aware of his dyslexia and his difficult childhood. My son also has dyslexia and it amazes me how many people live with it. He really felt inferior for a long time as his father called him dumb dog because he was struggling. He is a gifted actor and proved to be able to take many rolls from comedy to drama. I was touched when he received a call from the police that a person was on a ledge and talked to him and convinced him not to jump. He has touched many lives. Another touching story was when an autistic child saw him and his first words in his 7 year life was Fonzie, how cool is that. His mother was in tears and it was a heartwarming moment. I enjoyed learning more about his supportive wife and lovely family. I was always a fan and really enjoyed reading about his achievements overcoming a difficult childhood. I like him even more after reading this book!