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It caught hold quickly, kept me interested and wanting to experience the ending.While understanding why in someway the repetition is necessary, it gets irritating too.I also thought there could be much more of a story to tell and it ended without going that extra distance.I liked it, did not love it.

Fantastic, this is the best book I have listened to. Love everything about it! You won’t be sorry!

I liked a story being told by letters written. The other voices really were a delight.

Sometimes a little dramatic, but I like how the ending pulled it all the way around to full circle.

As I began listening I immediately thought, well this isn’t what I thought. But as I continued listening I realized this was so much better than I could have imagined. I became caught up in the life of the characters and cried at the end. A must read/listen. English/literature teachers should have this on the..

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The premise was great, sort of reminiscent of 84 Charing Cross Road. The production using all different voices was brilliant. it made it very easy to keep all characters straight..I think the audio version would be much preferred over the print. Overall a wonderful engaging listen.

Absolutely loved this book. Amazing writing and performances. Laughed and sobbed and rooted for all of the characters.

The depth of consequences of every action ompels me to do and be a better person

Absolutely loved the performance, it magnified the experience particularly from the main characters. The story is thoughtful and always kept me wanting more.

I’ve never read a book that uses a combination of letters to tell a story. This was a bittersweet and very well written piece that was even better to listen to on Audible. The many different readers helped bring this to life and made it a quick read.