Eat Pray, Love

[mswrtr]

It is a great book. It is the story of this woman that finds herself unfulfilled in her romantic relationship, and the book is basically broken down in three parts: A move to Italy, and how she learns about the cuisine, the language and new adventures ( the description of the dishes made my mouth water); How she finds herself (spiritually), and finally how she is ready to fall in love once again. I loved the movie, but the book has so much more essence. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

[Amna Khalid]

I liked the description of the book and on the basis of this I have added it in my list. I hope it won't disappoint me.

[Rosemary Owolabi]

I watched the movie version of it instead. It is a lay back kind of movie of self discovery in India. Or something like that

[Laura P 2]

I actually was not that impressed with the book, especially that India part where things got a bit boring. But I do not regret reading it, especially knowing it was a true story.