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What Ever You Say I Am is the only book written by Eminem himself, where he presents the lyrics to many of his songs released before the book giving us an understanding of his thoughts and how he writes. Released 2004 Notes: Notes: Is paperback and consists of 288 pages. Anthony Bozza is one of few people who have had such contact with Eminem and allowed him to write possibly the most detailed and accurate of Eminem books. 
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Very well written. It is something any hip hop fan will enjoy... not just Eminem fans. It might get a little boring, especially when Bozza goes on about the history of Detroit, but overall it was very informative and I definitely left with more knowledge after reading it. 
Well, good book in my opinion, describes not only his life but history of hip hop in the USA too.. And shows how Eminem influenced this history with his music. Definitely not for groupies, there isn't anything about his eating habits or which pants does he wear on Monday :P it would have been good to have a little more detail about marshall, but all in all very informative and a good read.
it was reali gud but i wish der wus more about him and his family life cuz it sumtims jst kinda went on bout hiphop and detroit history and got kinda borin.but nytin wit marshall even mentioned n it z all gud wit me...:)x this is one of the best eminem books ive ever read it has great interviews and personal accounts with eminem its a great book the only part i dont absolutly love is when the author "anthony" gets off the subject of eminem and talks about hip hop in general but other than that its an amazing book this book does not give a detailed look into eminems life (except the description of certain situations in which bozza was together with eminem), but it gives interesting informations about the history of hiphop in america, how eminem was influenced by this history and how eminem influenced it by himself. For eminem-freaks not beeing interested in the backround of the music they listen to that might be boring, but all together its a well written, informative book. and by the way: the title "wathever you say i am" fits perfectly, because this book is an excellent chance for everyone to make a own picture of eminem. so its not true that the book doesnt give any information about eminem as a person, you just first have to think about it and look behind the words (exspecially at the beginning of every capture)-cuz there you see how eminem reacts and how he talks. Read the book? Good or bad? Let us know by submitting your own review. Please do not make it too short, at least a 2 sentence paragraph and let us know your opinion, not just what is in the book.
