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It was a nice story. A little bit like a nap, pleasant but not deep enough to get the job done.

In an era when everyone texts and calls, Sybil builds relationships with letters. The story is very compelling and the voice actors are fantastic. Must listen.

The narrators were wonderful and I loved how it all came together. Definitely will recommend!

The one complain is the constant repetition of the addresses although I understand the reasoning

I enjoyed the “correspondence” format. Narrators were great. Listened to the story once and immediately started it all over again

I liked how it came full circle, more or less, and how it chronicles Sybil’s life. I didn’t care for the constant repeating of correspondence addresses. it got a bit tedious.

Didn’t like her political commentary – it prejudices the reader one way or another. Artists are skilled but feel free to take on political commentary. I got past it and enjoyed the novel a great deal.

Sometimes an audio book leads you to purchasing the book. Itwas so well written, I loved all the references to authors I have read for over 40 years, and I loved her musings on life, and her life post career. And I loved the fact that she initiated communication and actually wrote letters!

Was unsure about the format and then absolutely loved the book. Good story and development

I will admit the format of this was hard to get used to at first (everything that happens is experienced through reading correspondence) but once I adjusted, I realized how genius it is. Really amazing book.