Emily G. (wiltinglilly) reviewed on 8/16/2013 + 33 more book reviews

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Though this is marketed as the sequel to "Eat, Pray, Love" (and it is), it is more about the history of marriage practices throughout the world and thoughts about the subject from the author and various other scholars. It does follow Elizabeth and Felipe after the previous book ends, so it was nice to get into that again, but I was slightly disappointed in this story because I was so in love with "Eat, Pray, Love" and did not find this match up to its greatness. I enjoyed the story and the opinions, but I will most likely not be reading this over and over like its predecessor.

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