Eat, Pray, Love. "The New York Times"

By the age of thirty, Elizabeth Gilbert had everything a modern, educated, ambitious woman could want - a husband, a country house, a successful career, but... Having survived a divorce, depression and another love failure, she understands that all her previous ideas about herself were wrong. In order to find herself again, Elizabeth decides to take a radical step: she sells everything she owns, breaks up with everyone she loved, and goes on a trip around the world. For a whole year. All alone... "Eat, Pray, Love" is a book about how you can find joy where you least expect it, and how you should not look for happiness where it will not be. By definition.