from AgneJakubauskaite

Brilliant! I loved everything about this book starting from the whole idea of a spiritual journey to the witty and extraordinarily engaging writing style. It's not that the author's and my situations are similar (not even close!), but somehow it was so easy for me to relate to this book that it k...

from jessieb30

It should have just been called Eat. It would have made a much better book. But seriously. Very much enjoyed the introduction and character growth in Italy. Nearly started to skim my way through India. Then I was rolling my eyes through the cliche of Bali.

from AJBraithwaite

Elizabeth Gilbert is an excellent writer, no doubt about that. She has real gifts with communicating in all forms, it seems, and making friends through them. I came across this book through a TED talk she gave. I don't think I would have picked it up otherwise (the word 'pray' in the title would ...

from screamingbanshee

I wish I had never caught that interview on evening where Oprah was interviewing Elizabeth Gilbert. Apparently Oprah was so enamored by the book that she devoted 2 entire shows to it!I was actually enjoying the Italian leg when I had to watch that fated show. But I had a strange feeling that the ...

from laurensx

The only redeeming qualities of "Eat Pray Love", was Elizabeth Gilbert's willingess to be self-reflective, and witnessing her become a more selfless individual. Otherwise, I dreaded turning each page, only to find Gilbert feeling sorry for herself in the first third of the book. Gilbert's immatur...