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Do you like Green Eggs and Ham? If you do, then join Sam I Am, and if you don’t then you’ll find him behind you, asking you to give it a try. Dr. Seuss’ tells a story that teaches young children and adults about not knocking something until they try it. Summary of the Book Sam I Am likes green eggs and ham. But when he finds a man who thinks he doesn’t, he’s shocked to see that he hasn’t given it a try! He asks him if he’d like to try them on a boat, or with a goat. The doubter tells him that he’d never try them on a boat or with a goat. Sam I Am offers green eggs and ham on a train, and in the rain. But the doubter insists that he won’t try them on a train or in the rain. Sam brings them in a box and with a fox. The doubter tells him he won’t have them in a box or with a fox. But try as he may he can’t send Sam away until he tries green eggs and ham, and proves to Sam I Am that he still doesn’t like them. About Dr. Seuss Theodor Geisel, known to kids, and adults who’ve managed to stay young, as Dr. Seuss, was a writer known for his kids' books. Dr. Seuss’ work includes Green Eggs and Ham, Horton Hears a Who and One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish. Dr. Seuss was a writer, for all you see. He wrote kids’ books, for you and me. He wrote about Green Eggs and Ham, He also wrote of Horton and Sam I Am. Theodor Geisel was once his name, But Sam I Am knows his true game. Dr. Seuss’ books make kids laugh with joy. They shout out loud, oh boy, oh boy! Some of his books are movies, true. You’ll laugh as the elephant, Horton Hears a Who! You’ll shout out laughing with The Cat in the Hat, You’ll sing ABC, counting Whos, Roos, this and that!