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A review by fagerholmmm
Eat, Pray, #FML by Gabrielle Stone
slow-paced
2.0
This book had potential to be great but is kind of a flop.
All that happens in the book is that she constantly has "the best meal of her life", tells us how little she sleeps, tells how it is to write the book and takes pictures.
She also constantly makes choses and then blames what ever happens on the universe. At one point she convinses Javier it is okay that they just actually sleep in the same bed, she then convinces him to have sex and somehow ends up blaming the universe that the situation is awkward and difficult.
The language in the book is not very good either. It is written in a form of a diary but still. It feels lika something a 15 year old would write, the language is not deep and have no finess to it.
All that happens in the book is that she constantly has "the best meal of her life", tells us how little she sleeps, tells how it is to write the book and takes pictures.
She also constantly makes choses and then blames what ever happens on the universe. At one point she convinses Javier it is okay that they just actually sleep in the same bed, she then convinces him to have sex and somehow ends up blaming the universe that the situation is awkward and difficult.
The language in the book is not very good either. It is written in a form of a diary but still. It feels lika something a 15 year old would write, the language is not deep and have no finess to it.