I read it because of the buzz around it. I did not "not like" it, but I didn't like it either. Now I can say, "that book? Yes, I read it". But really, I don't know what all the mayhem was about. I guess I wasn't "mature" enough to appreciate the soul searching journey.
I liked it for the reason we got to travel to places like Rome, Italy, India, and Indonesia which was cool. But sometimes the reading was grueling because it was biographical
I haven’t seen the movie. But it’s got to be better than the book. I mean, at least there’s Julia Roberts and she is eminently watchable. Eat Pray Love is a metaphor for women empowerment. Or that’s what 30-plus women who have read this memoir have to say. But I’m nowhere close to 30. In my opinio...
Personally, I think Elizabeth Gilbert is a strong and intelligent woman; I'd watched and enjoyed her TED Talk long before I intended to read the book, and maybe it was that talk on creativity that made me read the book eventually, don't know.As for her experience, well, it's hers. I can't help think...
I don't really know what to say about this book. I really find it hard to read. It takes me a week ti finish it! Ugh! I really don't hate it but i don't love it too. I find it interesting though because of the places she's been through. Each of these places are well described and the things she l...
EPL is a superficial book which reinforces the old stereotypes of the confused, wayward, yet ever adventurous American soul. Liz is in the presumable search to "find herself"; she is wont to display grandiose gestures of saving the world through individual acts of alleged kindness. But in reality, ...
I have to echo so many of the other comments I've read here - I'm not sure I have ever read a book by such a self-absorbed, self-righteous person. In Italy, as she kept congratulating herself on devoting herself to pleasure, I found it interesting that she morphed from "I am from a puritan family w...
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