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You know it’s a good audiobook when you listen to the end credits multiple times. Brilliant work!

All of the cast was lovely to listen to and this book was so beautiful

It took a few hours to get continue the book. Looked all the voice, main character was absolutely amazing. This story was thought provoking, so emotionally powerful, so many layers and characters in this book to love. My mother would love this book although my father passed away a few months ago and truly not..

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Delightful, funny, and intelligently emotional, a good read that you won’t soon forget. Sybil Vanantwerp is so very real.

Great concept with the emails, letters and writings not sent. Overall it felt like a dragged out story with little substance. The narration was superb however.

Personal, realistic self assessment over a lifetime A soon to be lost soon. The hand written letter.

I loved all of it. A life of accomplishment alongside regret and shame with the gradual unfolding of redemption, friendship, and reconciliation.

I loved Sybil! I couldn’t put this book down. Just when I thought I knew what was going on with her, she’d write to someone else and I’d realize there was much more to the picture. I recommended The Correspondent to my book club, but we have a rule that books have to be available..

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To begin with it’s a really moving story about life second, the author did a great job, executing it and letters, third the narration is spectacular

I much prefer reading and have never been able to stay focused for an audio book, however the way this one was read was absolutely perfect. I cannot imagine I would have gotten as much out of it if I had just been reading. Very moving performance.