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I listen to a lot of audio books and this one hooked me from minute one. The narrators were great and the story even better. Fun twists!

I mean, wow. What a lovely book full of emotion, complication, and depth. No notes. 10/10. I only wish my mother were still alive to enjoy this one. I know she would have.

This is not the first time I have read a novel in epistolary format. But this is by far the best. The letters do resemble pieces of a puzzle that slowly unveils and reveals itself toward the last part of the book. The book made me feel a lot of things, from joy to heartbreak,..

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I loved this book. So much in there. Loved it. The characters came alive with many different narrators.

This book is officially added to my favorites list. Narration/Audio 10/10Story line, beautifully written, needed for society right now. Loved it. Laughed, smiled, cried.

When I first realized what was happening in this book, I was like feeling like I’ve never heard anything like it before. So I hung in there to see where it was going, and by the end, I was completely engaged on what’s gonna happen next and found myself listening every chance I had. Fun..

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It is perfect, it makes you want to write letters! The book is wonderfully written.

At 65, you start to account for your life. Did I do enough? A mirror tells me that time has passed, but the heart and soul still feels young. Sybil was portrayed in script and narration as a strong woman who held secrets and terrors. Despite her secret burdens she eventually found healing through those..

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I saw my own life in Sybil’s and it both hurt and felt good. Tears and laughter.

I enjoyed Sybil’s ordered routine, honesty and directness. I was moved to tears with her final letters and how she experienced a new fullness of life when we tend to think what can be left.