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concept, readers, emotional story very well-read and interesting telling entirely thru correspondence in many cases, I think I may not have like this method of storytelling , but the author did a wonderful job

My experience with this book is unreservedly positive. The life of Sybil VanAntwerp, as well as those around her, being fleshed out through the protagonist’s correspondence is an interesting format. Sybil has suffered terrible losses, finds happiness in her last years and concludes with the understanding of the tragedy that informed most of her life’s..

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Good storyline that provides a series of character trails that wind together with twits, turns and surprises to all come together in the end.

I like the unpredictable story. I like the characters and how it spans along in time.

I was pleasantly surprised by the book and the narration. I found it capita ting like that of no other. unusual in its presentation so easy to follow.

loved the narration and all the characters. Sad yet thought-provoking. Great vehicle to tell this story!

Great story, made more authentic by all the voices and points of view. Sad, uplifting, and a tale of life. Sorry to hear it end

A life told through correspondence. Something that’s so rarely done now. With such beautiful, perfecty performed narration .

So clever. I’ve never read a book written in this way. This book is a must!

I related so much to Sybil. So well written and the audio performance was wonderful.