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I think it's all been said about this book but just to add my two cents, I agree with everyone who loved it. I read it slowly because I knew from the first pages that I wanted to savor her journey and because, even though the writing skips along enjoyably, it also seemed to help me relax and breath more deeply. I liked that I didn't feel pressured to think about similar issues in my own life - spirituality, life purpose, love, etc. - but that I felt I was being casually invited to. I'm looking f
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I listened to this on my iPhone while I ran over the last few weeks. I just really didn't enjoy this book. If it had been in book form, I would have quit long ago. Lots I just spaced out when listening to.
The author just comes across selfish & childish - and running away from her problems rather than trying to sort them out. In actuality, she was given an advance on a book deal to write this book, which financed her travels. It doesn't seem like she really "gave up" anything to search for her so ...more
The author just comes across selfish & childish - and running away from her problems rather than trying to sort them out. In actuality, she was given an advance on a book deal to write this book, which financed her travels. It doesn't seem like she really "gave up" anything to search for her so ...more
I couldn't even finish it. I just didn't care anymore!! The memoir was painful and slow to read.
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There is a difference between living your life and later someone decides it's memoir-worthy and living your life with the memoir contract in hand, trying to figure out how to make it interesting or, in this case, enlightening.
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inspirational... makes you want to go to Italy, find peace and practice yoga.
Jul 16, 2010
Jaclyn
marked it as to-read
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Tonks
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Sara
marked it as to-read
