This is a new meme hosted by Stepping Out of the Page, every Thursday. This is to showcase books that you’ve received for review (or just books that you have and really want to read/review) but haven’t yet got around to reading, in order to give the book some extra publicity.
This week, I’m going to highlight I Am Me by Ram Sundaram.
I got this book this week, and I love the concept of it, you can read from both sides of the book, one is more of a reality and the other more of a dream and all short stories. It looks cool! The author kindly sent me a copy of this
Released December 22nd 2011 by iUniverse.com
Description from Goodreads:
Everyone in this world faces choices every day. In ten pairs of short stories, Ram Sundaram depicts each tale in two distinct ways, offering readers a duo of choices-to reside exclusively in a realistic world or to indulge in the realms of fantasy. As Sundaram examines different stages of life-from birth to death and beyond-through the lenses of fact and fiction, he incorporates romance, humor, horror, and fantasy in an effort to portray the duality of existence.
Sundaram introduces an eclectic group of characters. In Ishvar’s world, faith and hope are best friends, but when that world suddenly shatters, Ishvar begins running from his memories. A lonely boy who stammers and believes his older brother would never hurt him finally discovers the true meaning of friendship in a girl named Emma. Two birds named Max and Macs are born in the same apple tree. As the birds battle over what each thinks is his territory on a branch, they soon discover that their differences are what will bring them together.
“I Am Me” is an inspiring collection of short stories that encourages others to dream, imagine, and ponder their own worlds through two lenses.


This sounds like an interesting book. Thanks for showcasing!!
Here is mine:
http://readbookswritepoetry.blogspot.in/2012/07/from-review-pile-12.html
No problem
Wow, what? You can read from both sides of the book? Sounds cool!
Here’s my From the Review Pile: http://sikbookreviews.blogspot.ca/2012/07/from-review-pile.html
It does look cool
Thanks!
I’m excited to see what you think of this one! I’m also eager to see how you go about reading it … there are a few different ways!
I reviewed this one a few months ago … it was great!
oooh- this sounds like a very strange book but I’m interested.
Read it soon so I can see what you think of it!
This sounds interesting and strange, but probably not my thing.
Hope you enjoy!
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