I won this book in Library Thing's Early Reviewer contest, but unfortunately, I never received it.

Reema describes her life from childhood through the writing of I Am Yours. She offers a very vulnerable telling of her struggles, including anorexia, her parents troubled marriage, and assault. Reema shares many of her flaws and past failures for reflection and growth.
I was not expecting to like I Am Yours as much as I did. I read it in just a matter of days. The description does not accurately portray the contents of the book. It is wholly Reema's memoir. Readers can relate to her experience with many of her interpersonal relationships. It is concerning that she touches on her anorexia many times, but never addresses seeking help. At times she can be narcissistic, but many of us are at times. I was pleasantly surprised by this book. ( )