Eat Pray Love is an autobiography that chronicles a woman’s (Liz’s) search to find the true meaning of life and how she rebounds from her bitter divorce. She first goes to Rome, and then India and last but not least Bali.
My favourite part is when she went to Rome. She wrote about many funny anecdotes about her eating, gaining weight, learning Italian and how people do PDA (public display of affection) a lot in Rome. She also talked about a failed Thanksgiving dinner but how they all coped with it in great fashion. Elizabeth (Liz) Gilbert talks about celibacy as well and how she maintained it barely.
Then there is India. To me that was the boring part because to be honest meditation really isn’t my cup of tea. The only interesting part of India was the part when the little Indian teenage girl got married.
Her last stop was Bali where she searched for the medicine man who forecasted her fortune correctly—she will lose all her money and will go back to Bali and see him again. There the medicine man taught him most of the things he knew, and in return Liz taught him English.
I love the ending, such a lovely way to end a year’s long travelling. It also makes me anticipate the sequel—Committed.
Eat Pray Love is now a major motion picture starring Julia Roberts, James Franco and Javier Bardem. Personally I liked the book better than the movie but who knows, you might like them both. But make sure you read the book first because it is a must read.
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