I was intrigued (although I knew he was in London from several news stories floating-about, today and yesterday) so I followed the crowd - not my usual style - and discovered Henry Winkler aka Fonzie looking well and happy, signing his Hank Zipzer collection of children's books. They're based upon his experience with dyslexia - at school - the poor way he was treated and how he overcame the lowly forecasts for his future. His books look appealing, eye-catching and well-written, entertaining for his new young audience and reassuring for their parents.
There was quite a queue to see elegant, grey-haired Fonzie, as he sat with an iced coffee, to cool and revive him - surrounded by his books, photographers and store staff. He appeared to be enjoying the whole thing as much as those keenly waiting to see him. He was adorable with all the children, totally natural with no airs-and-graces; equally as charming with their adult companions - who were more likely to be his fans from when his TV career was at its height. It was heart-warming - Happy Days, indeed!
