This novel was one that makes you think. If you knew you were getting old and were to lose your vision what would you want your lasts to be. Last letter youd write, last book youd read, last country youd visit, last face you might see. Would you have any major regrets? Any you could..
I enjoyed all the different characters and how corresponding connected Sybil to each one. Themes of regret, vulnerability, and the power of words began to paint a picture of the life this elderly woman has lead.
Such a perspective of life, relationships, trials and successes. Interesting the writers ability to weave current literature into the novel.
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I enjoyed the many different voices of all the correspondence. Every family has a web of relationships that that ebb and flow through life. All of these characters were amazingly interesting .
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A lovely perspective. You can’t help but fall in love with the characters. I enjoyed the narration.
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Such a beautiful piece that puts words to what grief can feel like. A beautiful piece that reminds us we all deserve to forgive ourselves and live our lives to the fullest extent.
The different narrators made it fun for listeners. Beautiful narration. Absolutely moving story that kept my attention at all times
Loved the way the story flowed even though it was told through emails and letters. Fell in love with Sybil even though she was very flawed. But aren’t we all?! The tragedy that of her so son’s death was so sad. She never got over it.
This may have touched me in a way no other life story has. There is something here for everyone if we slow down enough to listen with our hearts.
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I loved this story. I have always loved writing letters and still do. The narrators were all terrific.