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Ricky Martin

Hardcover | Pages: 292 pages

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Title	:	Me
Author	:	Ricky Martin
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 292 pages
Published	:	November 2nd 2010 by Celebra (first published January 1st 2010)
Categories	:	Biography. Nonfiction. Autobiography. Memoir. Music. LGBT

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International superstar, Ricky Martin, who has sold more than 60 million albums worldwide, opens up for the first time about memories of his early childhood, experiences in the famed boy band Menudo, struggles with his identity during the Livin' la Vida Loca phenomenon, reflections on coming to terms with his sexuality, relationships that allowed him to embrace love, and life-changing decisions like devoting himself to helping children around the world and becoming a father. Me is an intimate memoir about the very liberating and spiritual journey of one of the most iconic pop-stars of our time.

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ISBN:	0451234154 (ISBN13: 9780451234155)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Ricky Martin

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Ratings: 3.55 From 2317 Users | 342 Reviews

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I loooved to read Ricky's book. I found it very inspiring and I really admire his career. I felt that the writing was at moments too deep and that he tried to cover so may topics under one chapter. I didn't care that much about that, I love what I read and felt like I was listening to his words coming directly from his heart.

To be honest I found this memoir a bit bland, especially when compared to the sexy vibrant energy that Ricky Martin manifests in his music and stage presence. As memoirs are usually written in the first person I expected an intimate connection with juicy secrets and insight to his fragility and also some wham bam in your face surprises, however this memoir really didn't get rolling or reach many climactic points. It could be, like another reviewer on this site suggested, that it may have

Me by Ricky Martin was a great book, a good book about his personal growth as a person. This was not a gossip book, a tell-all about his sexual exploits, or celebrity magazine. I know some did not like this book because it failed in not telling enough about himself. I think they wanted more of the above. This was about Ricky, the real Ricky. He even tells what his family and friends really call him but I had a audible version and I can't spell it. It wasn't Ricky. It goes into what makes him,

#1. Like every woman my age, I've had a crush on Ricky Martin since I was 16. My rating is colored by this experience. #2. This is a pop star biography, my expectations were set extremely low. #3. I picked it up for a lighthearted read at a time when I needed something extremely light to keep me distracted during a friend's funeral weekend.So, with those three things in mind, this turned out to be a surprisingly good book and not nearly as light as I was expecting. He shares really interesting

Memoir CityI'm currently completely obsessed with memoirs, and was excited to pick up Ricky Martin's Me. I was in love with Little Ricky Martin during the Menudo craze. This book was published in both English and Spanish ("Yo"), and became a bestseller. I honestly wonder why.You, Too, Can Have a Career in Ghostwriting!Whoever ghost-wrote this thing should be drug out behind a woodshed somewhere and smacked around with a stylebook. It is horribly, terribly written. Nearly every single sentence

I must admit that I gave in to my curiosity for his life story, specially after he announced he was gay. From the first page, he makes it pretty clear that if wanting to know juicy details about his homosexual life style was the reason to read his book, one might as well close it and walk away. That caught my attention. If that's not what's in it...what is? I mean, there's only so much that can be said about Menudo and Living la vida loca, right? Right. Although it becomes apparent that he is

Martin reveals almost nothing interesting about his life in this terribly-written book that sounds like it was penned by a middle school child with simplistic sentences that lack description or detail. He keeps his guard way up and doesn't let anything through that would damage his image. Instead he's vague about pretty much everything in life--the people he slept with, the jobs he had and the kind of person he is. He seems to be trying really hard to convince you he is "spiritual" and doesn't