I haven't read "Eat, Pray, Love" but I always assumed part of the reason it resonated with folks was some bit of women's experience/feminism/romance in combination with the travelogue - was there something of a novel combination there? And of course marketing plays a part....
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Date: 2021-12-09 11:29 am (UTC)