Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I may be the only person on the planet who did not like Eat, Pray, Love. Like really, really hated it. It looks like she has a new book out detailing the relationship with the person she met at the end of Eat, Pray, Love.
My question. For those of you who loved Eat, Pray, Love, are you disappointed by her other books? How do you feel about this new one outlining the drug situation?
I remember the author of Julie & Julia getting pretty unfavorable reviews when her second book came out about her own marriage. Wondering if this will be similar or if fans like her too much.
If you hated it why do you want our opinions?
Anonymous wrote:She reminds me of Glennon Doyle.
Anonymous wrote:She reminds me of Glennon Doyle.
Anonymous wrote:I find her insufferable. She’s the epitome of that word.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She is a narc with main character syndrome. Good writer though
Is there anyone who writes autobiographically who doesn’t have main character syndrome?
Anonymous wrote:I guess I am in the minority in saying that I think she is a very good writer and somewhat transparent about her bullsh*t. She isn’t really doing self help which I appreciate. More Anne Lamott than Glenon Doyle.
Anonymous wrote:Glad I'm not the only one who didn't enjoy the book or movie.
I saw the most recent book on Libby but didn't reserve it.
Anonymous wrote:I HATED eat,pray love. But LOVED city of girls. If I had realized it was the same author I would not have read it. I picked it up because I loved the seven husbands of evelyn hugo and people said it had the same vibe.