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Letter writing, a lost art

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This was a very engaging listen. I was not sure what to expect but I thoroughly enjoyed it. As a reader I found that I was excited to find out what Sybil was reading and comparing it to my own reading list. I loved laughing and crying with Sybil as she lived her life through..

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A story that remains

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This book has given me courage to “write” wrongs from my own past. Like the main character I too am older now and remembering things I could have done differently. This book is about so much more than you think it is so don’t let it go – let it unravel. You will not be..

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Poignant and human

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Beautifully told life story through correspondence, which was much easier to follow in audio than I thought it would be; a credit much to the readers. We all have secrets (“stones”) that follow us through life, with our own ways of coping, which I felt made this book so very relatable.

Engaging listen

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I really enjoyed listening to The Correspondent on Audible. The narration was really well done with all the different character voices. Sybil, the main character was so funny! The book made me laugh out loud and teary at a few parts too. The story has also inspired me to try and write more for memories..

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I loved all the characters

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First of all this book is a must for audible!!! It makes the story come alive and relatable…I had a hard time getting into the book but as it went on i couldn’t stop listening…trust me…you will love!!! Nothing dramatic …just a story of life!