It's a woman book, that's for sure. Think Eat Pray Love with edge. It was a major motion picture a year ago, that's part of the reason it's so big.

a lot of book clubs try to go for overly promoted books thinking that will keep the bad readers interested. It's not what you were looking for. Imagine someone who was trying to be a professional football player in HS, he changes his mind but goes to play with friends from the job just to get mad that they don't try as much as he does. Keep looking and don't get mad when people do their own thing.

>>7533709
I've read it, disappointed by how much of it was her flash back drug use and self made fuckery of a life, when I picked it up for a cool travel/hiking book. She can be annoying as fuck at times, I found myself despising Cheryl as a person but enjoying her adventures on the trail (Except when she cheats on her husband.)

Still not bad, not exactly /lit/ tier, I wouldn't have enjoyed it as much as I did if I wasn't into hiking.

>bookclubs

Book clubs are excuses for women to drink and gossip like their 20-year-old selves under the pretense of being a "reader". This is why they chose 1 sitting, pop culture books with no literary value. Don't ever waste your time like this. You're literally better off shitposting here on /lit/.

>>7534746

Don't lie to yourself, anon. You enjoyed her adulterous adventures the most

>>7533709
>In search of Chad's cock: Roastie's way

she doesn't cheat on the trail itself in the movie. In fact they don't even explicitly say she's still married I think lol, when I watched it I thought it was her ex.

>>7534821

Thank you for reassuring me that my memory isnt 100% shit. I haven't seen the whole thing, saw from some point where she is already on the trail, and didn't remember anything that would've indicated she was married.

Still seemed like a pretty shit movie. From what I saw, The Way was a much better movie involving hiking a long trail, and that movie wasn't very good.

>>7534850
yeah they seriously don't. She just phones this guy a couple times or something, and he seems concerned with her well-being but it doesn't become obvious she is married. Didn't know it till I saw this thread.

I guess they wanted to change the plot from "cheating whore abandons husbands to cheat more" to "strong independent women finds herself after she made mistakes due to tragic loss of mother".

>>7534873
>wanted to change the plot

as if directors and scriptwriters actually read the books they're reproducing.
besides, if anyone wants to read a book with a cheating whore, Anna Karenina is perfect.

>Reading female authors
Don't get your hopes up too much.

>>7533709
>Why can't I stop being such a slut?: The book, by some random bitch
At least it's something that most women can relate to.

>try to stop jumping on every random cock you encounter
>have to literally separate yourself 1000s of miles from society
>fail