I have been meaning to actually read this for quite a while and am glad I got around to it. I find it the most moving of all Shakespeare's British histories I've read, and I really appreciate a lot of Henry's speeches as well as the interaction between the British nobles and the character of the Boy. The Dauphin makes me laugh. This hit me a lot harder when I saw it live three years ago, though; it's drama, and meant to be performed. All in all, very solid, worth the read, and see it live if you can.