Eat, Pray, Love - Elizabeth Gilbert 
 Rating: (Reviewed in January 2017) 
 While I envy Elizabeth Gilbert's journey (Who wouldn't like to spend a year travelling to those exotic places in pursuit of pleasure, devotion and balance without worrying about money?), I couldn't really relate to her situation in life, but I can still appreciate and learn from the lessons she herself learned during her time in what she called her 3 I's (Italy, India and Indonesia). 
 I liked how this memoir is composed of 109 short or very short chapters, like the japa malas, strings of beads used during prayerful meditation by both Hindus and Buddhists in India. 
 I will definitively read the book again someday and will see if my favourite part remains her time in Italy. 
 "So far, though, my favorite thing to say in all of Italian is a simple, common word: Attraversiamo. It means 'Let's cross over.'" - Book One: Italy - Chapter 24 
 "[Wayan] added in perfect English (and perfect Balinese logic), 'To lose balance sometimes for love is part of living a balanced life.'" - Book Three: Indonesia - Chapter 100