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All of the readers were excellent! I would think you would get so much more out is the audio book.

Rich story of real life illustrated through correspondence to friends and family. All the feels.

This is my first ever book review. Such a wonderful story. So unique and beautiful. Sad when it was over!

I am so grateful I decided to listen to The Correspondent! Each letter writer was unique and after a while I could recognize each one by the voice and accent. Oh, how meaningful it was to hear the emotion in Sybil’s voice primarily – but in all of the others, too.

I felt the storyline on Audible was difficult to follow. I would not recommend this book.

Wow. It has been a very long time since a book has me feel sad that it was ending. I felt very connected to the main character, as if she was my friend. The story is beautiful and profound. I really didn’t want to end.

Wonderfully written! I could feel every word and emotion. I felt the highs and lows and the mixed emotions.

The author constructs the story thru letters. Each correspondent has its own reader. All are terrific especially the main character, Sybil. I cannot recall a book where the reader captured the the main character so perfectly. This is a special book. Absorb the rhythm of the correspondence. Highly recommended.

Lovely writing. All the big feelings and emotions are felt with this story. Brilliant writing.

I didn’t think I would like the whole premise of a book written as letters. Well, lesson learned…. This was fascinating, fresh, heartbreaking & heartwarming & I’m so glad to have read it…. It’s a must read & hopefully reminds us all that reflection & connections take time & is always worth it.