I really enjoyed the author's honesty, imagery, easy-going writing style, and the overall structure in "Eat, Pray, Love." The book is written in 108 "tales" of the author's journey through Italy, India, and Indonesia, which makes this a book you can read just about anywhere.
Having been to Italy and India (and wanting to go to Indonesia), I could really appreciate the stories the author told and could definitely picture myself there while I bolted through the pages. I found it very difficult to put this book down and think you will, too.
Definitely a wonderful book for anyone who enjoys traveling and all of the experiences that come along with it. I also think this would be an excellent book for anyone who is going through a rough patch in their life... the author's honesty really makes this book worthwhile.
I didn't know what to expect when I started reading this book; I just knew that it was a backpacker's favorite while I was on the road in India.
Within the first few pages this book took me back to the place that I have missed ever since leaving. I felt as though I was reliving the myriad of memories and discoveries that I had in India all over again, making it very difficult to put this book down! This is a WONDERFUL book, and I would highly recommend it to anyone who has been, currently is, or is considering traveling to India. It think it is much more appreciated having been, however. I am sure that I will revisit this fantastic book again-- something I do VERY rarely.
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