Everyone's dream -- to spend a year rediscovering yourself. I found Liz to be a bit self-indulgent, or maybe that's just my envy for the time she took for herself. Read and see what you think!

My dear stepmother passed this on to me ages ago; if you know when my birthday was, then you know how long it has been! ;-)

I head off to Sweden at the end of the week, so I've decided to bring this book along with me... I figured it is a good book to read while abroad. After I am done, I will pass it on to a Swedish reader!

I LOVED the bit on Italy (Part One of the book), and enjoyed the wrap-up in Bali (Part Three of the book). The middle chunk of the book, which takes place in an Ashram in India, didn't work for me, though. It felt too much like a lecture on meditation, and I missed the humor which Liz displays in Parts One & Three. Maybe the subject was just too close to her heart? Anyway, I'd recommend skimming that part, and moving on to the adventure in Bali! :-)

I will release this book in the coming week, somewhere in Sweden...

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Mmmm... a chocolate factory and shop: what is not to like? ;-) I thought this would be a good spot for an indulgent book like this. Read it with a box of chocolates!

I left the book on the first table inside the entrance to the chokladbutik.

(Released for the 52 towns in 52 weeks challenge.)

I havn't already read this book, but I try to do it as soon as possible. I hope, it is okay, that this book is standing in my bookshelf for the next four weeks . I am German and on this way I could improve my English. I will give this book its freedom here in Hamburg...

CAUGHT IN FJÄRÅS HALLAND SWEDEN