This book was too good to put down, loved the light, fun, and engaging story. I can’t say enough about how good the narration was as well, Stefanie Kay and Petrea Burchard made the youthful optimism and spunkiness of Ruby and the more experienced and cynical Cordelia to really come alive and make for a..
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I wanted to know all about each character! And I want to write more letters.
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Having a long conversation, sharing a life, understanding, and thinking of my own journey. Wondering if anyone really cares?
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The back and forth did not appeal to me. The constent repeating of emails and zip codes was not for me.
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This novel made me think of my mother, who corresponded with everyone. Well narrated, great story.
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The multiple actors portraying the characters/like I was listening to a movie – wonderful story
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I was not sold on this from the beginning, but by the end I was completely captivated. This portrayed raw human emotion through letters which capture the essence of why a woman became who she is. The format was unconventional but made a lot more sense as the story went on. I got a kick..
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loved the book, very realistic, it reflects a realistic sadness of aging alone and away from family, it is hard even for a strong woman like our main character.
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The Correspondent is my best book so far of 2026, and my first 5-star read in a very long time. Reading it felt like being wrapped in a warm blanket on a foggy day. It was both heart-wrenching and heartwarming. Through Sybil’s letters, the story builds a rich tapestry of a life well lived, even..
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Loved how I got to know the characters of the book in a non-traditional way!