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A year and a half into our marriage, I found out my husband had been having an affair with a nineteen-year-old for six months. I filed for divorce and left.Two weeks later I met a man, and we fell madly in love. It was a fairy- tale romance for a month and a half, and he convinced me to join him on a romantic month-long vacation in Italy. Forty-eight hours before we were supposed to get on a plane, he told me he needed to go by himself. I was devastated. So, I had a decision to make. Either stay home and be heartbroken, or go travel Europe for a month by myself. And staying at home heartbroken?F%k. That. What does a woman do when her life has fallen apart and her heart has been ripped out and stepped on twice in two months? She goes on a wild adventure, makes some bad decisions, and does a sht load of soul searching. But most importantly? She finds out how to love…herself.This is so not Eat, Pray, Love.This is Eat, Pray, FML.Due to the mature language and content this book is recommended for readers 18+"Even with five kids, I could NOT put this book down. I don’t think I’ve ever read something more raw, relatable, and wildly entertaining. For anyone who’s gone through love, divorce, heartbreak, or needs to learn to love themselves and take their damn power back. READ. THIS. BOOK.-Tori Spelling (Actress)"Reading this book has absolutely inspired me. These are words of pure truth. To say I needed to read this is an understatement. I'm so thankful for this book and how it opened my eyes about myself and my relationships. I'm ready to see it on the big screen!"-SCOUT TAYLOR COMPTON (Actress)"Eat, Pray, FML is a riveting journey of what happens when your life is thrown to the wolves and you come out leading the pack. This isn't a soul-searching book, it's a soul defining book, and Gabrielle shows us how to elegantly do so...without giving a single f%k."-K.L. RANDIS(Bestselling author of Spilled Milk: Based On A True Story) Read more
Publisher : Gabrielle Stone
Publication date : June 20, 2019
Language : English
Print length : 292 pages
ISBN-10 : 1733963707
ISBN-13 : 01
Item Weight : 15.3 ounces
Dimensions : 6 x 0.73 x 9 inches
Book 1 of 2 : Eat, Pray, #FML
Best Sellers Rank: #181,132 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #300 in Adventure Travel (Books) #533 in Travel Writing Reference #585 in Travelogues & Travel Essays
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Format: Kindle
I really loved this book. I went into it expecting a fun, easy read about a woman picking herself back up after heartbreak, but it ended up being so much more than that. Eat, Pray, #FML is funny, messy, emotional, and surprisingly heartfelt. I loved following Gabrielle as she tried to figure out who she was after everything she thought she could depend on suddenly changed. There were moments that made me laugh, moments that frustrated me, and moments that really made me stop and think about my own life. What I appreciated most was that her journey didn’t feel perfectly packaged. She makes questionable decisions, she struggles, she hurts, she learns, and she keeps going. It felt human. I also loved watching her slowly realize that healing isn’t necessarily about finding someone else to make you whole. Sometimes it’s about learning how to sit with yourself, love yourself, and build a life that actually feels like yours. This was one of those books that was entertaining enough that I kept wanting to pick it back up, but meaningful enough that I walked away from it thinking about some of the lessons afterward. Funny, vulnerable, chaotic, heartbreaking, and ultimately hopeful.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2026 by Brandi Chavis
Format: Paperback
Let me start off by saying - those bad reviews at the top have to be fake and Amazon should check their algorithm. If you read the story you know that a certain couple are social influencers and just all-around terrible people and I would not put it past them to have a hand in voting those bad reviews. Not saying everybody has to have the same opinion but I am saying that knowing this story, knowing the family this story has built, it just seems off. Take my two cents as you will, however, now about the book itself: I was searching for THE book to speak to me during a really rough time in my life. I had recently found out that my boyfriend of 10 years was/had been cheating on me, like a lot. In addition, I realized the years of being gaslighted and emotionally abused really put some deep trauma in me. While I knew I was better off, it still hurt and I wanted to find somebody, anybody who could relate to what I was going through. I would try books that were recommended and not finish due to the negative tones, and the way the story was written (unrelatable). Then in late 2020, I came across Gabrielle's TikTok. She had been cheated on and then had her heart broken and she.was.smiling. Her energy spoke to me and I wanted to hear more about how she went from heartbreak to smiling and sharing her story. Gabrielle talks about her ex-husband, ex-boyfriend, and all other trauma in a way that is so raw. As I was reading about her experience of finding out her husband cheating on her, I felt like I was there - I had literal flashes of recalling very similar experiences that I went through and directed my own feelings of hate towards Daniel. When Gabrielle was falling in love and then having her heart break, I felt anger towards Javier (& most men). I cried and sympathized with her because if you have ever had your heartbroken, you feel for anybody who has experienced something similar - and you will feel that in the beginning stages of her story. Eventually, Gabrielle goes on this epic journey - and again the way she writes about it is very relatable. While I didn't get to take an epic Europe adventure I think we can all relate to what one goes through to move on and forget something. Gabrielle is going through exactly that in her adventure. Some people chose to hermit and close of from the world, some people chose to go out and party and drink. Whatever you do - we can all relate to having our own coping mechanisms. We all need to get it out before we can begin to heal. The thing that I love the most about this story - there isn't necessarily a happy ending. I don't want to get into too much detail to spoil anything, but I think it is a great reminder that healing TAKES TIME. You can't rush your healing and you can't expect it to be linear or follow the path that worked for others. It is totally ok to not have everything figured out. Long story short - Buy this book and give it a try. Especially if you are dealing with heartbreak, are in or was in a toxic relationship, or just want to have a great laugh at the expense of somebody else's life. I promise you won't regret it. Enjoy!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2021 by Jenni
Format: Paperback
I purchased this book on a whim. Sure, the cover of the book may have caught my eye with its deja vu like photo of my own life however; it was the title that really brought me in. If I took a shot of wine with every second of every day that I told myself I wanted some kind of “eat, pray, love” epiphany, I would probably be dead with alcohol poisoning by now (gotta find some humor in this thing called life). So seeing the amazingly witty play on words “eat, pray, fml” I just knew this book was meant for me to read. Gabrielle Stone created a sense of realness for me that I didn’t know existed. She allowed herself to become vulnerable TO THE WORLD. She shared such intimate and pretty humiliating thoughts about herself just so she could also share how she was able to find a way to dig deeper and face those raw thoughts. And might I add, she had a shit ton of fun while doing it. This book has kept me laughing, crying, looking inwards and finding ways for myself to heal. I HIGHLY recommend reading this book, and every other book that she gifts the world becasue I promise you, you will find meaning in it. Cheers my fellow wine drinking, adventure seeking, self help wandering peers! Wether we believe it or not, we learn from not only our own experiences but from others! And what’s even better is when you’re able to take something from others experiences, apply it to your own life and LEARN from it. Or at least try to, right?!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2021 by Jacqueline Harkrader
Format: Paperback
So we will start with the fact that I never read books. I am a rookie reader. The last and really only book I have ever read from start to finish was “The five people you meet in heaven.” Having said that I know a lot of people are complaining about the writers style like it lacks depth. To be honest I recently tried to read a Dean Koontz book and couldn’t get past the first paragraph because it was overly descriptive and whimsical. This book was written in a way that I could follow along and understand the story. I didn’t need it to paint a hardcore visual image for me, that’s not why I chose to read this book. I was looking for material that could relate to my current life. I actually thoroughly enjoyed the book. If I were to change anything it would be the numerous amount of people she met and named that ultimately did not have any big impact on the story. There were so many names dropped I started to scan over those parts. I would have liked to hear more about her personal struggles although her thought process and the questions she would ask herself were spit on to things we ask ourselves. I found myself going “yup.. wow.” It’s a good read! I would buy again and recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2021 by Injen03tibby
Format: Paperback
"Eat, Pray, #FML" by Gabrielle Stone was excruciating for me to read yet I couldn't put it down... Not because it wasn't beautifully written, but because reading it was like reading through the chapters of my life for the past 2 years. Not every single thing was similar but I did the divorce after 10 years of marriage (with 3 kids), the falling head over heels for the latin lover, the heartbreak after he said he only had "friendship" feelings, the SOLO trip to Barcelona and Paris to do soul searching, the ups and downs and the confusion and the feeling like I was seriously going crazy. The knowing that I deserved better but still allowing myself to be best friends even though it hurt and also knowing that I had never felt such passionate selfless love for any person and that it was going to be impossibly scary to find again (and in one way hoping I would never go through those emotions ever again). OYYYY when I got to the epilogue I wanted so much to hear the happy ending that he realized his feelings and they are now together but somehow I knew it wouldn't say that.. If its anything like my story its more heartache, more confusion, more back and forth between being sad then mad and finally realizing that I needed all of that because I grew as a person so much over the past 2 years and I would have NEVER been at the chapter I am now without those painful lessons and experiences. The chapter I'm at now is the one where I'm truly happy with the person I am and truly happy being alone (with my 3 amazing kids of course). As Gabrielle Stone beautifully put it, "A wise woman once said, F*%K that sh*t, and lived happily ever after". I believe anyone reading this book can easily relate to the heartbreak, ups, downs and craziness that is life. It’s truly a journey of learning self love. Highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2019 by Candace
Format: Paperback
On the one hand I kind of liked the book. It definitely had some relatable parts that we have all experienced at one time or another. I could totally identify with "the surge". I also liked the ending and the lessons learned by that final day in Italy. But the author came across as immature and very obnoxious a lot of the time. Obsessing over gaining (gasp) 5 pounds on vacation?! How many times do we need to be reminded that you have a blue check mark on your Instagram account? Yes, we get it - you're the most hilarious person that ever existed (eye roll). I didn't understand all the worry about being 28 and dating 23 year olds because the maturity level was clearly not that of a 28 year old. I was also disappointed that there wasn't more discussion of all the cool places she traveled to. I guess she was too busy getting drunk and hooking up with random guys that she didn't have time to actually experience the wonderful countries she visited. What a bummer.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2020 by Sara H.
Format: Kindle
I came across her podcast while at work. Her raw and real style had me hooked. I listened to all of them start to finish. I decided to read the books. Book one was amazing and so relatable. Can't wait to read the other two.
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Format: Paperback
This is reposted from my IG account but I wanted to get the word out EVERYWHERE. ----- Wow, just wow! 3 days to a new me. I didn't know what I had in store for myself when I ordered this book after seeing @torispelling reading it on IG. I'm so glad I took the leap and ordered it...and actually read it. Thank you @gabriellestone for putting into words some lessons I needed to learn/absorb...still...even after being an energy healer and 20 year practitioner of meditation...there was still much for me to uncover and deal with. I truly believe Eat, Pray FML by @gabriellestone should be required reading for any female but especially the young who are just embarking on the road to love and relationships. This book plus viewing 'He's Just Not That Into You.' I watched it for the 3rd time last night after telling my best friend she needed to do the same and buy the book...NOW. What a powerful set to have in one's arsenal to shortcut through the BS and immediately know where you stand and what your drivers are. I really love the Thought Onions and am going to put them into practice much more when reviewing my triggers and reactions to things...and to uncover my subconscious thoughts and fears. And I promise to fill up my self-love cocktail as much as I can on a daily basis. To quote from the book with my very own spin (p. 276): "This book has been one of the most emotional, incredible, fulfilling, and life-changing experiences of my life." 😀😀😀😀😀 It's time for me to break through the fear, the loss, the heartache, the disappointment...the devastation and into the life I deserve. THANK YOU, I say with tears in my eyes right now. I am worth so much more than I've allowed myself to dare dream possible. And in closing: To the ones who loved me, Broke me, lost me, and healed me. You're all the reason I found myself; And for that--I thank you.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2020 by MaverickGirl