Eat Pray Love Analysis

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Kayla Taul
Anthony
A.P. Language and Composition
14 March, 2014
Eat, Pray, Love
People read books for many reason. Some of these reasons vary from simply wanting something to do to while they occupy time to actually wanting to gain knowledge about different matters of life. While all of these people read for different reasons, they never realize that there are always many things that go into the books themselves. Some authors concentrate firmly on the themes that their book portrays, whether or not those themes will be universal or pointed toward a specific group; while others just casually write and they end up writing books with amazing themes that teach valuable life lessons. Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert is one of these books that the author just causally wrote and produced something that gives its readers good themes, or morals, to think about.
In Eat, Pray, Love the first part of the book is mainly based on Gilbert trying to remember what it is like to enjoy everything around her. Therefore, the first theme that can be found is that people need to enjoy all aspects of ...

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