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I chose this one based on numerous reviews. At first I wondered how I was going to get through this book with a main character I disliked, but ended the book mourning the death of a fictional character as one of my shirts declares. Read through to the end and then question why no one..
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Beautiful story full of growth, love and grief. It was missing something, I wanted just a little more at the end. It was a very moving story.
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Great heartfelt story. Many tears. Real life. Makes you think of your own travels through life.
Sybil is not infuriating and worthy if compassion. Her inability to be open to people but at the same time longing to connect is reflected in her letter writing. We see her life enfolds itself through her letters and we grow compassion for her. Not a breathless page turner but slices of an “ordinary” life..
Beautifully written which all came full circle at the end. Left me processing for a little while after I finished.
Beautiful yet heartbreaking story that was brought to life by wonderful narrators. I listened to the book in 2 days and was left wanting more!
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Truly one of the most touching, emotional books I have ever listened to. It touched my soul in so many ways.
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I wanted to immediately pick up a piece of stationary and a pen and write Virginia Evans and let her know how much this book touched my heart on so many levels. In my 53 years of life I have written to my dead daughter for 23 of it. I have gone through the estrangement..
This book won my heart. The writing style was different from anything I’ve listened to before and, at first, I wasn’t sure I wanted to finish it, but as the characters became more real and relatable, it became a dear, sweet story.
So well written! Loved the characters! This book made me laugh and cry. I highly recommend!