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Loved the characters and in-depth view the author painted solely through letters. Inspired me to write!

The story is beautifully written. Lots of interesting characters to root for. Lessons to be learned

Loved that each character was narrated by a different voice actor rather than one changing their voice. The substance felt like I was the one opening and reading the letters. Brilliant!

I very much enjoyed this book. The format of a story told through letters was just so lovely. The writer did a great job with the character development, I felt but the end so sorry to say goodbye to them. I found myself want to know more.

This woman became forever ‘stuck’ from the death of her young son. Her stuckness colored every day and every relationship after his death. I feel so so sorry for her.

I learned to love Sybil Van Antwerp. So rich. Beautiful and real and full of real life.

This book was just above the excitement one would get in reading the yellow pages. I am done with Goodreads recommendations and I am going back to the classics or I may just write my own novel,,,

I loved this story. It is written in a very different manner than any book I have ever read but it is a gem.

Wonderfully written to capture the listener from the beginning. Made me long for the lost art of letter writing as a way to record our stories.

Listening to this filled me with nostalgia, the best kind. I wrote letters in my girlhood and teenage years and it brought me back to that simple but wonderful way of communicating. I saw quite a bit of parallels between Sybil and I. The main one being, that one of my best friends and I..

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