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I really enjoyed this book, but felt that it might have had a slow start. I ended up loving Sybil and especially loved all the different voices for all the correspondents and characters.

A beautiful story of honest introspection. Unique and generous sharing by Evans. Highly recommend this wonderful memorable book!

I found the letter format tedious to listen to. It was hard for me to get into the story. It moved too slowly for the first 2/3s and then skipped over a lot by the time I was invested.

The begining was a slow start and I almost didn’t continue to listen. But I stayed with it and glad I did.

I enjoyed the dialogues Sybil had with each of her corespondents and sort of a diary of unsent correspondence of what she really wanted to say but couldn’t. She was able to connect with her faults as a mother, wife and friend without speaking presently but through her writing. It was almost as if she..

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una belleza de narración con la variedad de voces que dan una profundidad y emoción a esta novela epistolar

The narrators did a really good job telling the story and made it quite enjoyable. I really liked it!

I enjoyed this book very much.Each letter was a fascinating peak into relationships over one’s lifetime.

I like all of it very very much love, joy, peace, lung suffering, against which there is no law

The narration is excellent for the outstanding cast of character’s. The story is at once both redemptive and compelling. Reader is challenged to begin corresponding by writing letters.