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The story jumped back and forth so many times I wondered if I had fallen asleep and another book started. I couldn’t keep track on past or present. The narration wasn’t great and I tried and tried. Who knows whatever happened to the baby!!! Ugh!!!

Loved the emotional connection that was felt through all of the letters written between characters.

This book is written and told so beautifully. The narrations were superb. I laughed, I cried, I gasped and I related. It was completely thought-provoking in the best way possible. A must read!

I appreciate that each character had their own voice. It kept it interesting. I don’t know if I would have been as clever with the character voices if I had read the book instead of listening to it.

5 well deserved stars for The Correspondent by Virginia Evans. This is a beautifully told and heartwarming story about Sybil, a 73 year old, woman who lives alone, is going blind and writes letters. The story is in fact told through these letters. For such a super short novel, there are so many layers to..

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I thoroughly enjoyed this novel and the performance. So happy to have found it! It made me want to write letters to old friends and start my own correspondence

The Correspondence weaved together the lives of those Sybil knew. Some she loved from the beginning and others she came to love. It is a beautiful tale of her memories told from an interesting perspective.

It was great. All the readers were well done. The story, the continuous changing lives were all easy to keep up with.

This is a perfect book, read by a perfect cast. Make sure you listen at a normal speed and enjoy the performance. Don’t rush through it. It is worth your time.

I loved this book. I’ll admit it took me a minute to get into it, but I love how deep this character was. How imperfect, raw, honest. I loved how the author illustrated how people come in and out of our lives. And how this beautiful life…is woven together. Makes me want to write letters.