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I wish I had known who had written the letters to Sybil in each case before she read the letter, instead of trying to decipher it in those instances from the context of the letters.

The book came together like magic and captured my attention throughout. Never thought I would be enjoy a story told in this way.

I loved this book. More than any book in the last decade. Wow. Inspiring. Deeply thought out. So raw and real.

Too choppy and didn’t care for the style and the story jumping around. Didn’t flow through the story.

Though I thought this book started a bit slow, I grew to love the story and the characters and I found myself laughing out loud throughout the book. I loved the quaint and sweetness that the story brought and I was sad when it came to an end.

Couldn’t have been happier to listen to it! They did an amazing job narrating the different characters. The story is truly wonderful.

The performances are very good, and the main storyteller does a great job of conveying her personality and making it hard to sympathize with her at first. And I think that’s the point. Like a lot people you may casually know and make assumptions about, once you know them more you realize we all carry..

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I wasn’t sure if I’d enjoy this book at first, and I did find it a bit confusing at times to keep track of who was who. But I’m so glad I kept reading! I felt a deep connection to the story, even though it wasn’t my own. The author wrote with such vulnerability, openness,..

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This was a novel that was good overall with a good performance and a good story.

The in-depth understanding of the main character Sybil and some of the minor character as well.