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Liz is beautiful, blond, cheerful, and has a big house in New York, a perfect marriage, a job enviable . Yet, in an autumn night, she finds herself in tears on the bathroom floor, with the sole desire to be a thousand miles away from there. That night, Liz does not want understand nothing of what he has, and does something which would not have believed capable: he begins to pray. How would you react if God (or something like that) was to touch the hearts and minds, not to call for patience and resignation, but to tell you that you are right, that life is not for you? Perhaps you'd like Liz: go back to bed, thinking about it.
A gathering strength, because the best is yet to come. A bitter divorce, a stormy history love destined to end badly, and, essentially, a ray of light: a year's journey of self-discovery. In this compelling diary-confession, Elizabeth Gilbert tells us about the stages of his personal pursuit of happiness: Italy, where he learned the art of pleasure, 12 pounds of fat and friends is invaluable, India, where it reaches grace by meditating in the company of a plumber from New Zealand doubt poetic talent, and Indonesia, where a toothless shaman of uncertain age teaches her to heal from the sadness and loneliness, to smile and fall in love again. Tender and ruthless, written with unfailing humor and a disconcerting honesty, "Eat, Pray, Love" is the story of restless soul, with which it is impossible not to identify themselves. A candid and ironic anthem to self-seeking and the small, glowing piece of the divine closed in each of us that compels us to reject prejudice and conventions, and offers a glimpse of happiness where we least expect it. First place in the ranking of bestselter the New York Times, "" Eat, Pray, Love "sold a million copies in the U.S. alone,
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