Eat, Pray, Love

"This won't be a full review because I couldn't finish the book. I only got to the first trip to Italy and stopped. I couldn't relate to any of it even though I have felt soul crushing depression before and didn't really want children because I wanted to travel. It doesn't seem like you get to know much about any of the other characters she encountered so I just felt like I was in her head the entire time and it was pretty exhausting. Maybe it turned out better if I were to keep going but it just made me feel depressed and a little stressed out."

"This book spends a lot of time focusing on the value of spending time with your thoughts. Traveling Italy on a solo adventure, digging deeper into a meditation practice at the cradle of a religious movement, or allowing yourself to fall in love on an island in the south Asian sea, for our author none of the life-altering changes can come to fruition if we do not know ourselves."

"Soul searching. It will have you wondering about the things that are going on in your life"

"It was funny, engaging, honest and inspirational."

"I really enjoyed this book, but as a warning to those who have not read it - it is very self indulgent so if you don't like that, stay away."

"I love the movie too. "

"Yes, and I love both! The movie follows the book well, it's just a condensed version of the book. If you like the movie, you'll definitely love the book"

"I have. I think the book was much better. The movie did not capture the emotion and feeling of the book. I did enjoy the movie though. If you go into without expecting it to follow exactly. It was a decent adaptation though."

"Wonderful story and finding once self"

"Found myself through reading and re-reading this novel. Its beauty through self love"