American writer Elizabeth Gilbert has canceled the book out of the Russians

The author of many bestsellers has received a negative reaction from Ukrainian readers. 53-year-old American writer Elizabeth Gilbert canceled the release of her book about the life of the Russians in Siberia. The author of the bestseller "Eat, pray, love" was reported on Instagram. According to the writer, she was approached by Ukrainian readers, outraged by Gilbert's desire to publish a book about Russia during a full -scale war in Ukraine.

"During this week, I received a lot of messages from my Ukrainian readers who are outraged and disappointed that I will produce such a book at this time," the author of popular novels said to the subscribers. According to her, the book "Snow Forest" about the lives of Russians in Siberia in the middle of the last century will not be released. "Thank you for your big heart, Elizabeth! Ukraine loves you," wrote in the comments singer Jerry Heil. Not without negative reactions.

Some users still propose to publish a book and give some of the profits to Ukraine. At the center of the story of the new book Elizabeth Gilbert, a Russian family who lived alone in Siberian deaf and half a century went unnoticed. "This story was remembered during a pandemic, and it was an inspiration for the Snow Forest.

In my novel, you will have to live with a very radical family in the snowy forest when they test the boundaries of their physical and spiritual worlds," the American previously said The writer about her book. Elizabeth Gilbert is the author of popular books, mostly about women's lives. Among her bestsellers is "The City of Girls" and "Eat, Pray, Love. " Based on the latter in 2010, they made a movie with Julia Robert. Earlier, Focus wrote about the help of Barbra Streisand Ukraine.