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I enjoyed every single minute of this book and I am so sad that it’s over!I read it because of the great reviewss, so I need to leave one of those reviews, so maybe someone else doesn’t miss out. When the book first started, I thought it might be too slow, and I wondered about..

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Amazing. Unique. Deep and well done. I very much enjoyed her ability to build up the characters throughout

Beautifully relatable narratives read with feeling and interpretation. I was ready to listen again once I finished. I’d love to write the author.

Depth of character as it went through the plot and the various character stories and follow through

I did not think I would like this story. It started really slow because you didn’t know all the characters that were being written to or riding back. Very quickly, though you learned that these letters were a chronicle of a life well lived by an amazing woman. I wish it was a true story..

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Loved the story, wonderful presentation and production . Fabulous storytelling and heartwarming story about real life

There should be a warning label ‘should not be read by anyone over 18 years of age.

I loved the way Sybil’s life unfolds through her letters and the true art of storytelling through writing letters over time… The characters were well developed and the issues of her life so complex. It was like peeling back layers and layers of missed opportunities for communicating. Fascinating approach.

What a unique and beautifully told story through letters. I didn’t want it to end

Uniquely and beautifully written, this novel captivated me from the first page. The character development was intricately pieced together – so thoughtfully rendered that each one seemed to take up residence in my heart. Moving, tender, and quietly transformative, it even inspired me to return to the lost art of letter writing. A rare gem..

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