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Such a beautiful story. I’m truly so sad it’s over. The performance was great too.

I’m in the minority because I did not love The Correspondent or find it heartwarming or uplifting. Maybe Sybil’s narrator was too good in conveying Sybil’s arrogance, haughtiness and general annoyance for the first half of the story because I had a hard time fully embracing Sybil’s redemption arc and softening later on. I chose..

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The wool was pulled over a lot of readers’ eyes with this book. It benefits from uncritical consensus. Too many readers seem content to nod along and label it “revelatory” without giving it any scrutiny. Once it was anointed “important” many people stopped wondering if it was compelling. This book is not enjoyable at all.

Loved this book! Inspires me to want to write to loved ones. This was one of my favorite books.

Started slow and ponderous. I had a difficult time connecting to this cold pragmatist. We all have a complicated story and difficultly sorting parts of our lives. This is so beautifully relatable.

Such a wonderful trip to unique places, people. Wonderful voice acting brought this to life. I want more!

Tears, chuckles, emotions all over the place. Narration was excellent. Might have to listen again

A must Listen!!! Beautifully read. And so befitting to the story. The characters really came to life.

Life through letters can expose and share so very much. This was beautifully written and inagined