Loved everything about this book! I Highly recommend listening to it… the readers are excellent.
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Bravo! Enjoyed every second!
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I loved every second of this book. Such a clever way to tell a story giving so much insight into Sybil through her correspondence with both acquaintances and family and friends. Love the nod to being a book lover as well. The story is fabulous as is the narration of each character. Highly recommend!
Beautiful and touching
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This book was beautifully written. poignant and moving. I absolutely loved it and look forward to reading more of the author!
What an incredible book. Sybil will be the friend we cannot forget. As her story unfolds through many letters to friends, family members, writers, and other celebrities, a woman of many facets is revealed. The references to many other novels is a treat for book clubbers. Grief and the messiness of family relationships are explored..
I smiled, laughed, cried – felt so much as I read this story. It is now a favorite of mine – and forever will be. Wonderful book.
A wonderful web of letters
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Beautifully written and read. An engaging tale from beginning to end. It makes me want to write letters again.
Wonderful book putting the pieces of Sybil’s life together through her correspondence!
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The desire to have closure and make amends as she neared the later years of her life.
Narration not to be outdone!
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I had no idea what exactly I’d be in for when I chose this book based on a 3 minute preview! What I found was I didn’t want to stop listening. The concept is just genius in how the book is structured and written. I loved it. Actually the first little bit in I was..
So well done!
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I loved everything about this book! What a unique style to have the entire book be done in letters. I thought it would be weird but the author did a beautiful job telling the story through the letter writing. The narrator was fabulous!
A life in letters
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This is the story of the life of Sybil Van Antwerp – her relationships, loves and regrets as told through the lost art of letter writing. The characters are multi generational giving the reader multiple points of view. I really enjoyed the spattering of letters and replies of real authors and famous people. The readers..