Henry Winkler was on a Canadian am news this morning promoting his book"Hank Zigber". He looked great, well spoken ..no mention of HD...but about dyslexia he went through as a child and how the judgements hurt him when he was a kid. Even showed a pic of him in grade 4 class. Although he went to Yale, Henry claimed he was called stupid by many for not having good grades and was even grounded for his junior year in high school. The book is to be close to autobiographical on a comical look at his youth. He also explained how it was written, and the great help he had making the book. At the end of the interview he concluded that it was a goal he wanted to pursue and that anyone could get anything done when they put their mind to it, despite any odd.
I think for good measure I will read it, even if it is towards children or anyone who faced the dilemma of dyslexia. It is more of Henry Winkler the person before the Fonz.
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