Eat, Pray, Love
14 hrs. 40 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Elizabeth Gilbert
Author
Elizabeth Gilbert
Narrator
Natalya Karpunina
Narrator
Natalya Karpunina
Description
No. 1 bestseller according to The New York Times. After a divorce it’s very easy to fall into depression… And then—another failure in love… And so a lonely young American woman sets off on a journey with no clear purpose, searching for meaning in life…
Having visited many countries—Italy, Indonesia, India—she realizes that all her ideas about the world, and about herself too, are one big misconception…
In Elizabeth Gilbert’s autobiographical novel “Eat, Pray, Love,” there are one hundred eight chapters—the same number as the beads on an Indian prayer mala. In linked, journey-based stories, every thoughtful reader and listener—regardless of age, education, and religion—will find deep experiences and personal revelations from a contemporary woman thinking about very important things. “Eat, Pray, Love” is a book about simple pleasures of life—about how you can find joy where you don’t expect it, and how you shouldn’t look for happiness where it simply won’t be.
Having visited many countries—Italy, Indonesia, India—she realizes that all her ideas about the world, and about herself too, are one big misconception…
In Elizabeth Gilbert’s autobiographical novel “Eat, Pray, Love,” there are one hundred eight chapters—the same number as the beads on an Indian prayer mala. In linked, journey-based stories, every thoughtful reader and listener—regardless of age, education, and religion—will find deep experiences and personal revelations from a contemporary woman thinking about very important things. “Eat, Pray, Love” is a book about simple pleasures of life—about how you can find joy where you don’t expect it, and how you shouldn’t look for happiness where it simply won’t be.
