Comprometida: Una Historia de Amor (Paperback)

from abbeyhar

Say what you will about Elizabeth Gilbert (my only real complaint is that she can sometimes get a little stream of consciousy and rambly), this book had a lot of interesting insights into the weirdness and importance of why we search for and need romantic partnership.

from Clara53

The author of "Eat, Pray, Love" comes up with a sort of a follow up about her coming to terms with the institution of marriage. Her research on history of matrimony is deep and interesting, her ruminations are engaging, her style of writing is as appealing as in the previous book - which is so un...

from abbeyhar

Say what you will about Elizabeth Gilbert (my only real complaint is that she can sometimes get a little stream of consciousy and rambly), this book had a lot of interesting insights into the weirdness and importance of why we search for and need romantic partnership.

from Alie

This is a fantastic exploration of the institution of marriage. Although it does talk about Elizabeth's journey with Felipe, it is less personal than Eat, Pray, Love, but nonetheless very interesting. As some one who is also skeptical about marriage, I found the book very intriguing as marriage i...

from acornell

I found Committed to be part memoir (a continuation of her love story with Felipe), part marriage manifesto, part feminist pronouncement and part self-help marriage manual. I loved every part of it. Gilbert's writing is clear and funny and convincing. It was what drew so many people to Eat, Pray,...