Elizabeth Gilbert
Elizabeth Gilbert is an American author known for her works that explore themes of self-discovery and creativity. Her notable books include "Eat, Pray, Love," a memoir about her journey of personal growth, "City of Girls," a novel set in 1940s New York, and "Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear," which offers insights into the creative process. Other significant works include "The Signature of All Things" and "The Last American Man."
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Books by Elizabeth Gilbert
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Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear
by Elizabeth Gilbert
3.9(150,383)
Elizabeth Gilbert guides readers to unlock their inner creativity by embracing curiosity, confronting fear, and discovering their unique talents to live a more inspired and passionate life.
Eat, Pray, Love
by Elizabeth Gilbert
3.6(1,474,731)
A heartbroken writer leaves her conventional life for a year-long global search for pleasure in Italy, spiritual devotion in India, and unexpected love and balance in Bali.
The Last American Man
by Elizabeth Gilbert
3.8(9,169)
Eustace Conway, a modern frontiersman, left suburbia for the Appalachian wilderness, redefining American masculinity by living off the land, making fire with sticks, and encouraging others to abandon materialism.
The Signature of All Things
by Elizabeth Gilbert
3.8(95,897)
Alma Whittaker, a brilliant 19th-century botanist, explores the scientific and spiritual mysteries of evolution and desire, falling for an enigmatic artist while traveling the world from Philadelphia to Tahiti.
City of Girls
by Elizabeth Gilbert
4.0(157,326)
In 1940s New York City, a young woman's theatrical awakening leads her to a life of pleasure, self-discovery, and unconventional love, told from her ninety-five-year-old perspective.