Das Ja-Wort

After Eat, Pray, Love Elizabeth's story continues, now being in love with Felipe, the Brazilian man she met in Indonesia. They're forced to marry because of the US government (or Felipe could never enter the USA again) and so Elizabeth is trying to find out everything about marriage because she wants to make it right this time. The book isn't as personal as her last one but still very good (I like it even better than Eat, Pray, Love). There are still about 80 pages ahead of me and I can't wait to go back reading ;) Now I'm through and I loved it :) Actually I was expecting a little more of the last chapter but it's still an incredibly sweet end. I would highly recommend this book for anyone being in a relationship, anyone married, anyone interested in the subject of marriage or anyone who just wants to know how the love story between Liz and Felipe continues after Eat, Pray, Love.

Eigentlich eine schöne Mischung aus einer persönlichen Geschichte und der allgemeinen Geschichte der Ehe, allerdings für mein Empfinden teils etwas langatmig.

Well, this definitely was not the sequel I was hoping for... Lots of rambling about different perspectives on marriage made it feel more like I was reading a dictionary.