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ited Bali and predicted she would come back and live. Amazingly, she builds a life over four months in a small town, learning from this elderly man, teaching him English, and developing relationships with Balinese and with expatriates. The reader learns about thin unique culture and its associated practices in family, social interactions, and communication. I couldn’t help but admire and wonder at her courage and slightly envy her experience in going to an unfamiliar country to live on her own without plans or even reservations (of either sort).
Eat, Pray, Lovehas appeared on the bestseller list and has recently come out in paperback. Gilbert’s wit, breezy style, and amusing anecdotes keep the reader going even when the content does not appeal directly to the reader’s interests. It holds promise for anyone, well, more likely female, who has struggled out of a depressed stage in life and/or who haa sought prayer and God. That describes a significant portion of any county.
Eat, Pray, Love: One Woman’s Search for Everything Across Italy, India and Indonesia by Elizabeth Gilbert, Penguin Group, Inc.: 2006.
ISBN-0-670-03471-1
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