Elizabeth Gilbert - Eat, Pray, Love: One Woman's Search for Everything Across Italy, India And Indonesia Books

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The Bottom Line is I feel this is a book worth reading.

Review: A good friend of mine writes a blog and recommended this book. I emailed her a few questions about it, as I do love honest, truthful books that are in essence "lessons of life", but I don't want to wade through heavy reading at this time of my life...

The Bottom Line: Eat Pray Love is an inspirational true story of self discovery.

Review: This past Valentine s Day, a couple of my girlfriends and I found ourselves with no dates. Depressed about the situation, I decided that I would have them over for a little get together. I had a fantastic bottle of wine, homemade spaghetti sauce...

The Bottom Line: "Eat, Pray, Love" is a very engaging novel written with passion and love. Highly recommended.

Review: ***Please note that this review is for the Audiobook release***

My Opinion:

I like audiobooks because I can go for a long run and still manage to catch up with the books on my list. I do prefer to read actual books, but it is an...

The Bottom Line: "eat, Pray, Love" has captured the hearts of millions, and you would do well to pick up a copy for yourself to see what all of the fuss is about.

Review: Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert

If you haven't heard of Elizabeth Gilbert's "Eat, Pray, Love" by now, you have been missing a craze that has swept the world for the last two years since its release. Both a New York Times and an...

The Bottom Line: I would absolutely recommend this book to anyone, especially people struggling with inner-demons or depression or who just are plain unsatisfied with their life...no matter what age!

Review: For anyone struggling with internal issues of any kind, I highly recommend reading this masterpiece by Elizabeth Gilbert! I am a 20 year old female who recently just got out of an extremely abusive relationship, and this book changed my life. It...

The Bottom Line: Interesting well written honest memoir. You will like it if you are into reading multicultural type books. Makes you think about your own concepts of God, religion,and love.

Review: The writer states in the introduction that this memoir was about her search for balance. However, despite the intriguing first sentence in part 1 of the book, "I wish Giovanni would kiss me," I did not really connect to this memoir until page 103...

The Bottom Line: Read it. It is fun and short. It will have you smiling.

Review: Eat, Pray, Love is a memoir bisected into three parts. In the first Author Elizabeth Gilbert travels to Italy to overindulge herself from one satiating plate of food to the next. She uses vivid description of the people around her and the things she...

The Bottom Line: Read and enjoy and maybe plan a trip for yourself!

Review: I truly enjoyed this book because it is written about a real woman's journey. The indecision of divorce and feeling lost about her purpose are just two of the struggles that make this book relate to so many readers.

The decision to visit...

The Bottom Line: I recommend this book to all women because it is uplifting, challenging, and entertaining.

Review: I loved this book so much. I got it through the library but I will be buying it soon. The book does have the three different journeys that could read as separate books. This book digs at inner healing and spiritual expansion. I laughed a lot with...

The Bottom Line: I would easily recommend this book to anyone!

Review: I loved this book. The writing is very human; it felt like Ms. Gilbert was actually telling me the story personally. That may sound odd, but some authors just don't do that for me! I am close in age to the author, and not 100% sure of where I stand...