Review from The Correspondent →
The distinct and unique voices of each character in the audio book magically drew me in. The character development was superb as found myself loving the character, Sybil. She felt, like I was listening to a diary. You always know a story will be a favorite when you are, at the end, very disappointed the..
Review from The Correspondent →
In print format , the eye would skim over the complete addresses, zip codes, dates, and time stamps.The choice not to edit these in the audio version, to only information as needed, creates a choppy Rhythm, which I found distracting and annoying. Otherwise, the epistolary structure is effective in casting a broad spectrum of interconnected..
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Beautiful story of grief and how it can change us many times over! Maybe letter writing might be the answer to healing! At first I had a hard time getting g into the book, but it wasn’t long before I realized her letter writing was a tribute to all of her relationships, her grief, and..
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I loved the epistolary format and how the character formation of Sybil comes about. The cast for the narrative was superb and the story complexity kept me interested. Can’t wait to discuss this in book club.
Review from The Correspondent →
I really had no expectations when beginning this book. Wow it was so good! The changes in perspective to the fill in between the lines sparseness of the correspondence between the characters. Such a heartbreaker
Review from Love, Mom →
this book had me on choke hold so many plots twist it kept me reading non stop i loved it did not see all of that coming
Review from The Correspondent →
Loved this performance, excellent and thought provoking. You fall in love with Sybil and her correspondents, such a lovely third act story of love, grief and friendship.
Review from The Correspondent →
I really enjoyed The Correspondent. What stood out most to me was the depth of the character development—the way you’re invited into someone’s life as they reflect near the end of it. There was something very moving about hearing her look back on her decisions, her regrets, and the different paths her life could have..
Review from The Correspondent →
Good book. Wish I had long lasting friends. We all have a life, but we don’t write it down to share.
Review from The Correspondent →
I just didn’t love this book. I know lots of people did, but the perpetual, overwhelming sadness combined with the arrogance and stubbornness of the main character did not make it very interesting to me. Plus, she is supposed to be an English major and accomplished writer, yet she makes the same grammatical error over..