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Loved the format using letter writing correspondence to and from the main character. Just a good story of her life with all those she knew. A lifetime of guilt about the loss of her child. Satisfying life.

I enjoyed this story. My grandmother was a great and consistent letter writer. I still have a few of her letters. I loved how the story went in several different directions and then brought some of them together.

This isn’t something I would typically reach for, but it was recommended to me and I am glad for it. No crazy plot line, but I true story of life, friendships, grief, family, and love.

I loved this story! I didn’t not think I would enjoy an entire book of letters, but it worked very well. The narration with the cast of characters was amazing!

Such a beautiful book. So easy to listen to and grab your attention right off the bat.

Hard to understand/grasp the plot (if at all) at first. The characters grew on me, in a good way.

This epistolary novel has excellent character development. I was drawn deeply into the oh-so-human internal conflicts and the unfolding self-awareness of main character.

When I first started listening to this I found it so tedious that I was planning to send it back. I was not drawn to this tight assed old lady complaining about life/her people, not connecting with anyone. The app wouldn’t let me return it yet, so I tried again, while driving. In short order..

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I loved that each chapter was a letter and that by the end of the story it all wrapped up neatly

This is just so beautiful. The production is perfect! You won’t regret it. I won’t ruin it by trying to describe the beauty of this story- so truly I can only say it’s worth the credit