Elizabeth GilbertNon-Fiction · Self-Help & Psychology·b. 1969
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Synopsis
After swearing off marriage, Elizabeth Gilbert finds herself facing a choice: marry her partner, Felipe, or risk him being deported. This unexpected turn forces her to confront her fears and delve into the institution of marriage itself. Through witty research and personal insights, Gilbert explores what this enduring commitment truly means, offering a clear-eyed look at love's complexities and the humbling responsibilities of adulthood.
How it reads
Prose complexity 7/10