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5.Comments:
5.Comments:
- So far I love this book; it's not only intriguing but it's also suitable for teens to read.
- I love how Elizabeth Gilbert added humor to the book but still kept the book filled with emotions and sensitivity.
- The book caught my eyes due to it's cover; the colors used for the cover was soft and blended really well together.
- From what I have read so far from this memoir of Elizabeth Gilbert's life, I feel like she thought she knew what she wanted but the things that she have wanted, have never worked out.
- The 30 pages that I have read felt like I was in Elizabeth Gilbert's mind knowing exactly what she did and what said due to the descriptive words that she have used in her writing.
- What made Elizabeth Gilbert's husband change his mind to sign the divorce papers when at first he refused to sign them?
- Did her husband resent her because he truly loved her or now that she wants a divorce they can't have the baby that he has always dreamed for?
- When you love someone, will clinging on to that person keep that him/her by your side?
- Did Elizabeth move on too fast when her and her husband was separated by deciding to move in with David?
- Androgynous: blending male and female characteristics; unisex
- Equanimity: composure
- Interminable: lasting, or seeming to last, forever
- Imagery: " I let go of my bag, drop to my knees and press my forehead against the floor." (page 9)
- Simile: " Having a baby is like getting a tattoo on your face" (page 10)
- Elizabeth Gilbert is not happy with her marriage of six years, so she decides to get a divorce with her husband but her husband is not taking the divorce lightly.
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