Just a stellar memoir. Totally uplifting, informative, and filled with humor and heart.
I listened to the audiobook with Henry narrating and it was fantastic. He is such a humble guy, yet so accomplished in so many ways. It is refreshing to read about someone who has shirked the Hollywood stereotype and has been married for going on 50 years. I have long been a fan of Winkler and this book just solidified the reasons why.
I appreciated the look at his career and the twists and turns it took along the way. His quest to break free from the "Fonz" persona and be taken seriously as the trained actor he is. And doing all of this while experiencing dyslexia and the supreme challenges that come from that, particularly when your livelihood depends on being able to read and memorize lines quickly. Inspirational in so many ways!
Don't sleep on this one, go order it today.
I listened to the audiobook with Henry narrating and it was fantastic. He is such a humble guy, yet so accomplished in so many ways. It is refreshing to read about someone who has shirked the Hollywood stereotype and has been married for going on 50 years. I have long been a fan of Winkler and this book just solidified the reasons why.
I appreciated the look at his career and the twists and turns it took along the way. His quest to break free from the "Fonz" persona and be taken seriously as the trained actor he is. And doing all of this while experiencing dyslexia and the supreme challenges that come from that, particularly when your livelihood depends on being able to read and memorize lines quickly. Inspirational in so many ways!
Don't sleep on this one, go order it today.