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This book was a heartfelt gem—funny, wise, and deeply relatable. The character relationships evolved beautifully, offering laugh-out-loud moments alongside poignant reflections on regret, growth, and second chances. It speaks to adults of all ages, reminding us that it’s never too late to gain perspective and rewrite our emotional narratives. A perfect blend of humor and..

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This is the first time I’ve reviewed a narrator. So often I do not care for the narration and leave the book. Maggi Reed was excellent and I will look for other books she narrates.

I absolutely loved this book. Its words stayed with me long after I finished reading, touching my soul in ways I didn’t expect.

This is a fascinating story made all the better by the amazing narration! It was wonderful to have so many distinctly different people!

What a great story. Loved all of the narrators/characters. Really enjoyable all around ! Highly recommend

Narrations were great, which made it interesting and easy to follow. As for an audio listen, I may have wanted to it hear each time the address of the recipient. When read, you would be able to skip over it if you found it repetitive as I did in the audio version

All twists and summed up in end. It was well written and acted. Good overall.

Funny& sweet. I enjoyed all the characters and the story line made me laugh out loud.

Narration was excellent as was the epistolary format. I will miss Sybil van Antwerp and her correspondents (and correspondence.)

This book was just plain boring and hard to follow. I would never recommend it.