I really enjoyed his story. It had so much feeling in it, I am glad I got to know the guy behind fez as I will always remember him by. Its nice to see how he got to this point in his life

Wilmer Valderrama delivers a heartfelt and emotional journey through life and show business in An American Story from That 70s Show to NCIS, Wilmer shows us his journey and how it has made him who he is today.

I got this book not expecting much, but after I got into it, I learned a lot about immigrants and what they go through to get to America. This really is the land of opportunity.

Harper Select provided an early galley for review.

I have always found Valderrama to be a likeable celebrity, from his very first role to those that came later afterwards for the past two and half decades. That likeability factor was enough to draw me to this memoir to learn more about his life story.

Though born in America, his is very much an immigrant story which he conveys in a very relatable and approachable manner. Despite the barriers of language, he and his family worked hard to fit in when they returned and to do whatever they could to make ends meet. It is from that need that Wilmer's drive to become an actor emerged.

Having grown up in the same small town as one of That 70's Show co-creators - Mark Brazill (he being just three years older than me), I was very interested in hearing about the audition process and Wilmer's time on the show. I was also pleased that he touched upon a few details regarding the follow-up That 90's Show from a few years ago. In between, he ran through many projects on which he worked (many with which I was not familiar).

Fans will definitely be interested in reading his story.