Elizabeth Gilbert 4 Book Set (The Signature of All Things, City of Girls, Eat Pray Love, Big Magic)

This four-book set brings together four works by Elizabeth Gilbert: The Signature of All Things, City of Girls, Eat Pray Love and Big Magic. Spanning fiction and non-fiction, the collection moves from botanical study and exploration to New York in 1940, and from personal upheaval to reflections on creativity.

Across these titles, the writing follows characters and experiences shaped by curiosity, risk and change. From Alma Whittaker’s fascination with botany and evolution, to Vivian and Celia’s glamorous, dangerous adventures across the city, to a journey undertaken in search of pleasure, devotion and balance, the set offers varied perspectives on how lives are remade.

Included titles

• The Signature of All Things
• City of Girls
• Eat Pray Love
• Big Magic

Key details

• Four-book set by Elizabeth Gilbert
• Includes three novels and one non-fiction title
• Eat Pray Love follows travel to Rome, India and Bali
• The Signature of All Things is set across locations including London, Peru and Tahiti

Synopses

The Signature of All Things

Everything about life intrigues Alma Whittaker, whose passion for botany takes her far from home in pursuit of knowledge. As her studies lead her into the mysteries of evolution, she meets a man she comes to love, and his radically different perspective changes how she understands the world.

City of Girls

New York, 1940. Vivian and Celia are young, glamorous and inseparable, chasing trouble across the city. Their play carries risk, making it both thrilling and dangerous, as life feels as though it is only just beginning.

Eat Pray Love

At 3 a.m., Elizabeth Gilbert finds herself sobbing on the bathroom floor, uncertain about the life she has. After a bitter divorce and a turbulent love affair, she decides to pursue a journey in search of pleasure, devotion and balance.

Her travels take her to Rome, an ashram in India and Bali, where she is offered a new path to peace. Over time, happiness begins to return.

Big Magic

Elizabeth Gilbert shares her understanding of creativity, challenging perceptions of mystery and suffering around the process. Drawing on stories from her own life and from people who have inspired her, she encourages readers to embrace curiosity, pursue what they love and face what they fear.