Conversation 1: So, if I had a customer who had enjoyed Eat, Pray, Love, here are some other books she might like. There's a non-fiction book entitled Tales of a Female Nomad, by Rita Gelman, which came out in 2001. Still a good read, though. This book has the same kind of appeal as Eat, Pray, Love. They are both true stories of women who set out to travel the world and also recover their authentic selves, after divorce. The stories contain adventure, romance, and self discovery. A 2nd title she might like was published in 2011. Wanderlust: a Love Affair with 5 Continents was written by Elizabeth Eaves. It chronicles 15 years of travel by a very independent young woman who craves unique locales and experiences. While learning about many different cultures, she is also learning about herself.