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Memoir takes a long look at a personal journey (Burlington Times-News)
Following a tumultuous divorce and heartbreaking rebound relationship, author Elizabeth Gilbert embarked on a personal pilgrimage that she writes about in "Eat, Pray, Love: One Woman's Search for Everything Across Italy, India and Indonesia."

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Debut novels: Releases set around the world (The Ithaca Journal)
Among first-time novelists, Jane Johnson may have a leg up on getting readers to keep turning pages: She's a publishing executive for HarperCollins in Britain. But this story also has a personal element, because it was inspired by her research into one of her ancestors. The heroine is Julia Lovell, the owner of a crafts shop in London who discovers that an antique book of embroidery patterns ...

New titles from Walters and others (The Sacramento Bee)
• "Audition" by Barbara Walters (Knopf, $29.95, 624 pages): Promoting her memoir, the legendary television journalist told Oprah Winfrey (and the world) recently that she had a tryst with then-Sen. Edward Brooke in the 1970s.

'Miss Lillian,' through a son's eyes (The Charlotte Observer)
A REMARKABLE MOTHER By Jimmy Carter. Thorndike Press. 232 pages. $22.95. In Jimmy Carter's tribute to the woman the country knew as “Miss Lillian,” the former president packs a full life into a slim volume. “A Remarkable Mother” tells the story of a woman who played a pivotal role in her family's lives. Drawing from letters, journals and personal recollections by ...

Pages: A Cebu gem, he shines in RP sports (Sun Star)
HIS name is Jean Henri Lhuillier.