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Gabrielle Stone

Eat, Pray, #FML Kindle Edition

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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 sh*t 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 ofSpilled Milk: Based On A True Story)

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“Fear has two meanings. Forget Everything And Run or Face Everything And Rise.”
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“People need not fear the unknown if they are capable of achieving what they need and want.”
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About the Author

Gabrielle Stone has been acting professionally for years, following in the footsteps of her talented parents, legendary scream queen Dee Wallace, and the late Christopher Stone. As a child she grew up dancing and playing sports. While Stone has always loved acting, she recently began writing and directing. After a shocking revelation in her personal life in 2017, she went on a solo journey to Europe where she discovered how to heal and love herself.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07TGSJXNB
Publication date ‏ : ‎ June 19, 2019
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 1296 KB
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 294 pages
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Best Sellers Rank: #9,513 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #67 in Memoirs (Kindle Store)
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Gabrielle Stone is no stranger to the world of entertainment. Growing up on set with her legendary scream-queen mother, Dee Wallace (Cujo, E.T.), she had days of licking off mommy’s fake blood and traveling, which gave her the travel bug at an early age. Gabrielle experienced a real-life horror when she lost her father suddenly at age seven.

After many years in the industry herself, Stone transitioned from meaty acting roles to writing and directing. Her award-winning films It Happened Again Last Night and After Emma gained her awards for writing, directing, and acting—but she had a bigger role in life that would soon present itself: freaking badass.

After the rug was vigorously pulled out from under her when her husband’s affair came to light, she found herself falling into the arms of another man. After a second failed attempt at love and a massive heartbreak, she decided that instead of landing flat on her ass—she’d make a career out of it.

And so came the birth of the book Eat, Pray, #FML, where she shared all the mistakes, all the lessons, and most importantly, how she became a fearless leader from it all.

When fans around the world demanded more, the highly anticipated sequel, The Ridiculous Misadventures of a Single Girl, and the podcast FML Talk were born—and Gabrielle soon realized that her broken heart had bloomed a movement.

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TLT

I read a third of this #FML

Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2020

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First of all, I picked this up thinking this was a piece of fiction, and the whole time I'm reading this craptastic word vomit fest, I was like, "this has to be self-published because no agent in their right mind would have picked this up." Lo and behold... it's REAL. And she's already "famous" (though I've never seen anything she's been in... I check on IMDB) so that's why it got picked up.

Look, I get it. Her life sucked. Welcome to the club, honey. It's not all rainbows and unicorns. But this was just bad. On a personal note, yeah, sorry about your jerk of an ex-husband and Javier being all locked in himself (as someone who has lost a brother to suicide and has a tendency to lock myself away in myself, I just have to say... sorry, sometimes we just deal with thing in different ways--we can't all be like you and talk it out, mmmmkay?). You have definitely surrounded yourself with some worthless men. And I'm sorry for you for that.

Every pet peeve I have in writing style, Gabrielle Stone seems to have. She doesn't describe anything--she just tells you. "It was so big and pretty." Like the beauty of it all is some kind of secret she wants to keep... yet she wants you to shell out money for this book and she won't tell you anything. I mean, honestly, a ghostwriter or an editor would have been so helpful here.

I hate DNFing a book, I really do, and I have slogged my way through some bad ones in the past, but I just cannot finish this one. I really don't care about her path to enlightenment, and you shouldn't either.

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Susan S De Graaf

So disappointing

Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2020

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Thiss is the most poorly written book I have ever read all the way through.
And I have to stipulate that I just skimmed the second half. Turned it into a sort of drinking game:
Arrives in new city:
talks about how little sleep she got✔️(at 28)
Tells new people her whole bloody story✔️
People are amazed ✔️
Talks about writing this book✔️
People are amazed ✔️
Hooks up with hot guy✔️
Talks about how much older than him she is✔️ (at 28)
“Freaking cool”✔️✔️✔️✔️
“Literally”✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️(Chris from Parks and Rec would be so proud)
SO many missed opportunities. I get that it’s supposed to be a journey of self discovery but a little interest in other people would be refreshing. Who is this boho chick in Amsterdam with the amazing apartment? Where does she go all day while her guest is sleeping in? What does she do?
Who are all these fellow travelers outside of what they say to the pretty blonde from America? We literally don’t know anything but how they served her.
And a travel book should tell me SOMETHING about the places visited beyond the Eiffel Tower is high.

261 people found this helpful

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Christy Schoeller

Waste of your time.

Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2020

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I anticipated this book to be educational in some way. Maybe how she overcame life challenges and turned it into greatness. The whole time I felt like I was reading a 19 year old sorority girls diary of her horrible life choices. This was hard to read, like really boring and just bad. It has no purpose and no take away from cover to cover. If you are looking into reading something that’ll benefit you just keep scrolling to something else. This will waste your time and energy.

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A story of privilege in the age of social media influencers

Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2021

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I can’t deny the fact that I read the whole thing. It was entertaining in the same way that reality TV is interesting, but it also makes me roll my eyes. This book is not a waste of time if you pretend like it’s a character study of millennials with privilege in the age of social media influencers. The author desperately wants to be validated, dedicating time to pointing out how she is verified on Instagram, and how her mom was a “somebody” in Hollywood (gag). If you like following stories about women who go on the Bachelor & then make a career out of shameless self-promotion then you’ll like this book.

Just remember that this is a self-serving reflection and the author mostly cares about showing how much she’s accomplished. It’s not about supporting your journey; humans are intrigued by any level of celebrity, though. If you were led to this book because you are going through a divorce or getting over a toxic relationship, remember that you are worthy. There are far better ways to invest in healing rather than consuming trash tv or novels that put on the guise of being “inspirational”. In the long run, watching or mirroring self-described influencers can make you feel worse about your own circumstance. The implication is that you should have turned your pain or trauma into art, or traveled the world, or had some massive “glow-up”. Remember that comparison is the thief of joy, and the sheer fact that you survived all that you have is enough.

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Abbey

Omg I have a blue checkmark on Insta and everyone hits on me. I don’t need a man

Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2021

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Where to start- the writing is really awful, very juvenile. Aside from that very unfortunate fact, the plot is soooo boring and dumb. Let me wrap it up- Gabrielles dad died when she was 6 and her boyfriend when she was 18 (she doesn’t go into it or her feelings around either, which was odd). Then, when she was 28 her husband cheated on her for 6 months with *gasp* a 19 year old!!! She literally mentions the length of time and the girls age over and over. This book claims to be a “learning to love yourself” book. Instead, it is a desperate girl claiming to be “in love” with a new man a month after filing for divorce from her cheating husband, only to have him say he’s not into it a couple of days before going on a planned trip abroad. Gabrielle claims to be a bad ass doing it alone without a man, but constantly finds men (shocking), talks about how CRAZY everyone finds her story, how cool they think she is because she has a blue check Mark on Instagram, how STRONG AND AWESOME everyone thinks she is, and weird plugs about getting hit on while alone abroad (lol). She also comes across as stalkerish constantly texting her ex boyfriend of one months mom and sister pouring out her heart saying she loves him while he ignores her. This book read as a “I want to show my ex husband I’m doing so good post break up” and “omg I’m so cool and empowered and all guys want me.” She mentions several times she never really loved her husband. We get it girl, you want to show him he lost, but I think this book screamed otherwise :/ anyway, I hope she actually found happiness- this book did the opposite of convince me

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Miss K Paterson

A journey of self indulgent self discovery

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 3, 2021

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I really respect the author's journey and I really don't want to give this 1* but I have to agree with some of the other 1* reviews; this wasn't written well (inserting whole text conversations verbatim), felt like alot of attractive white girl privilege in parts and quite superficial and self indulgent. There are some hard things the author has had to experience and I really don't mean to be disrespectful to the pain she has felt but I also feel like this story could have been told better and that more could have been made of the places she travelled to.

18 people found this helpful

Ms DH

repetitive ramblings

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 14, 2021

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I wanted to enjoy this book, I hoped it would be about a woman who was going through a divorce and would be empowered along the way, and supposedly the author was? I just read woman goes on travels met two other men along the way, obsessed about a third throughout the whole book who treated her poorly, and yet she continued to allow him to. Whereby he threw a crumb of friendship her way and this was good enough- didn't feel like much emotional growth to me. The book was repetitive, made up with large dialect of text messages which were boring and the thought onion-no- sorry as I said I hoped it would be more inspirational.

8 people found this helpful

Emma Forth

It touches you, I'm not alone on this.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 7, 2021

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This is an amazing book!! Currently going through similar to Gabrielle (although I'm older and covid has stomped on travelling ideas for now) what she speaks about has really inspired me to learn self love. Although its a difficult subject Gabrielle strikes the right balance between honest and funny. It took me a week to move on the last chapter, I didn't want it to end but I have and it made me think about my next steps.
Highly recommended

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Michelle Harris

A must read!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 2, 2021

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Wow, what an absolute amazing book! Finished this in a day, I just wanted more and more and was so engrossed in Gabrielle’s story. This book is so well written, no bulls#*t, nothing but cold hard truth. I needed this book, so much of the story resonated with me. And has only reinforced that I am enough and need to put myself first. I have made plenty of mistakes too, but they are part of me and made me stronger and who I am. If you do one thing this year, read this book.
Thank you so much for sharing your story with the world.

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Shalu

DO BETTER SIS

Reviewed in Canada on June 16, 2021

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This is my first review. I believe everyone has their own journey in life and is allowed to speak about it but sis this isn’t it. Fat shaming continuously through out the book and so much insecurity. it’s literally like you’re listening to that one girl who just goes on and on about her life and doesn’t know anyone else is at the table. It’s the classic privileged woman story. Everyone is just in love with her at first sight and every convo is deep. No they’re horny men who can tell you’re insecure. don’t believe she actually learned anything and if you can relate to this please look deeper into yourself. don’t fat shame yourself through Rome or wait on a guy. don’t make the whole trip and everyone you meet just about you and your divorce. i can’t even finish this book it makes me so mad. Don’t buy this book if you are going through something. do better sis ! Only giving it one star because i have to

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