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I did like the storyline, but I almost stopped the book twice just because it was very, very slow before I got engaged in the book.

I tried really hard to get into it and just couldn’t. Topics were relatable but the narrative wasn’t, the flow of the letters was awkward.

Such a beautiful written story. Makes you think about your own life. Great book! A must read.

I recently finished listening to The Correspondent on Audible, and it left a lasting impression on me. In an era of instant gratification through texts and emails, Virginia Reeves reminds us of the profound power of “old school” communication. This is a story about the art of letter writing and the legacy we leave through..

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This is one of the most tedious recordings I have listened to. It seems promising with various narrators for letters written by various people. But the main character Sybill is insufferable both in content and in the voice used by the actress reading Sybill’s sections.

Great book! I love it! I predicted the twists ahead of time, but that didn’t decrease how much I enjoyed the book. The plot was great, the book was well-written, and I’m going now to order my mom a copy. ☺️

I loved the transformation of Sybil’s character and the incredible ending. A strong woman who could inspire us to put pen to paper and a stamp to an envelope. Don’t we all need to replace the keyboard with a more personal touch of ink and truth?

Lovely story, great narration, beautifully written. Sad but beautiful. I am glad I read this.

This is one of the best narration audiobooks I have listened to. I love the characters and the story through letters. very heartwarming,

The story was good but I almost had to give up due to the awful narration. The whiney cry voice the whole time drove me crazy.