Thoughts 
The Signature of All Things by Elizabeth Gilbert, Penguin Audio 2013, 21.75 hours
Narration by Juliet Stevenson. Thank you to Joann of Lakeside Musings who sold me on the idea to listen to this one. Fabulous recommendation.
I do love long audiobooks! This one had me from the get go.
I am one of those that loved Eat, Pray, Love but haven’t read any of her subsequent nonfiction books. I hope to, though. And with this, so curious how she would do with fiction. I liked it very much. Some may not read her books based on her first and that is a pity but I think she will be just fine and her writing career is set.
I liked Alma Whittaker. I was fascinated by her father and his story of how he came to wealth. I thought his marriage to Beatrix extremely fortunate for them both – they suited each other.
I didn’t quite get Prudence. Never did get a satisfactory answer to “the Prudence Question”, did we?
I am marking this Historical Fiction due to how well she covers the 1800’s and the history of the players in Evolution Theory. I am now thinking of this book EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. that I see moss!
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RATING: Four slices of pie. And a few bites into the fifth slice, too.
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