About the Author
Elizabeth Gilbert
ISBN 9781526654588
Rs. 1,118
Bloomsbury
All the Way to the River
Who it's for: Readers of memoirs and fans of Elizabeth Gilbert
In “All the Way to the River,” Elizabeth Gilbert shares a deeply personal journey of love, addiction, and self-discovery. After meeting Rayya in 2000, their friendship blossomed into a passionate yet tumultuous romance. As they faced their shared struggles with addiction, their love story turned into a nightmare, forcing Gilbert to confront her own self-destructive patterns. This memoir explores the transformative power of heartbreak and the quest for freedom from the chains of passion and craving. Why You Should Read? Offers a raw and honest look at the complexities of love and addiction. Provides a powerful narrative of personal growth and awakening. Resonates with anyone seeking liberation from destructive patterns. Written by the bestselling author of “Eat Pray Love” and “Big Magic.”
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- Personal account of a passionate yet tumultuous romance
- Explores shared struggles with addiction and self-destructive patterns
- Narrative of heartbreak leading to personal growth and awakening
- From the author of 'Eat Pray Love' and 'Big Magic'
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What is this book about?
It's a memoir about the author's relationship with Rayya, their shared addiction struggles, and how heartbreak led to self-discovery and freedom.
Who is the author?
Elizabeth Gilbert, known for 'Eat Pray Love' and 'Big Magic'.
What themes does it cover?
Love, addiction, self-discovery, heartbreak, and the quest for freedom from destructive patterns.
Is it a biography?
It's categorized as a memoir, a personal account of the author's own experiences.




