I really enjoyed this a lot! I went into it not knowing a lot about Happy Days as I'd never seen the show before or Henry and came out of it fascinated. Henry had an interesting and dynamic career and life and has a natural knack for story telling. Though I must admit there were times where he, as the narrator, flitted around a bit more than I would have liked. Eg. the stage phone ringing story was broken up with another story in the middle of it.
I liked the inclusion of Stacey's perspective when they were talking about their relationship, gave you a bit of both sides, which I think is great! A lot of times you only get the one perspective, that of the subject, and I appreciated hearing from the both of them.
I now feel an intense need to see what his first book was like and see the evolution between the two different autobiographies.
All in all I was super pleased with this book and would definitely recommend!
I liked the inclusion of Stacey's perspective when they were talking about their relationship, gave you a bit of both sides, which I think is great! A lot of times you only get the one perspective, that of the subject, and I appreciated hearing from the both of them.
I now feel an intense need to see what his first book was like and see the evolution between the two different autobiographies.
All in all I was super pleased with this book and would definitely recommend!