"You Should Worry Says John Henry" by Hugh McHugh is a captivating story that follows the life of John Henry, a worrier who finds himself constantly anxious and stressed about every little thing. From his job to his relationships, John Henry always seems to find something to worry about.

The author does a fantastic job of portraying the inner thoughts and struggles of John Henry, making him a relatable and sympathetic character. The narrative is engaging and keeps the reader invested in John Henry's journey to overcome his worries and find peace.

McHugh tackles the important theme of mental health and how anxiety can impact one's life. Through John Henry's story, the author raises awareness about the importance of seeking help and support when dealing with anxiety and stress.

Overall, "You Should Worry Says John Henry" is a thought-provoking and impactful read that will resonate with readers who have experienced anxiety or know someone who has. I highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a touching and inspiring story.

Book Description:
A "not-so-always politically correct" commentary is delivered by the humorous and likeable John Henry on a variety of experiences and adventures that takes place in his own life. He's not shy about telling how he see it. Amongst his subjects this time are Tango Lessons, Automobiles, Dieting, Being in Love, Snap Shots, Servants and more. Definitely, You Should Worry about laughing out loud if you read this in a place where silence is expected.