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Henry Winkler rises above dyslexia to write children's books and a memoir: 'There is always a way'
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Henry Winkler has written more than a dozen children's books -- and is now out with a memoir -- a feat that surprises him because he's battled severe dyslexia all his life. His parents called him "dumb dog" in German as a child. Winkler writes about his childhood and finding fame as Arthur Fonzarelli, known as the Fonz, on TV's "Happy Days." - photo by Oct. 31
If Henry Winkler is not a morning person, it's impossible to tell. He's logged onto Zoom for an interview about his new memoir but occasionally is interrupted by a phone call — which he answers with a cheery “Good Morning.” His granddaughter walks through his home office, as do his dogs. He introduces them.