Impressed with Sybil on words used to converse with, very sophisticated. It was beautiful to see how this women corresponded with many people and how she tackled life events and how she overcame the hurdles of life. I would recommend this book.
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The narrator
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Best book I read in a very long time. The narrator was amazing! Made it real! Bravo
The audiobook version is so beautiful and well spoken and narrated. You feel every emotion the narrator is expressing and experiencing. I’m so glad I listened to this book rather than read it. I feel I got so much more out of it. I love this book so much. I still think about it every..
Finished in one day
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Sybil…. It was hard for me to get into this book, but I’m glad I kept going. She was so insufferable in the beginning. But I grew fond of her towards the end. Life is short, leave nothing unsaid.
Very unique and interesting
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Very interesting format. The Audio is a treat with so many different voices for every character. Well done.
The Correspondent
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really enjoyed the ability of the author to tie all the different tales together. This audio version really brought it all to life.
Connecting to a Dying Art
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This novel explores the innermost thoughts and emotions that one woman experiences. It is very relatable and beautifully written! I loved the way it used letters to tell the story. Such a unique approach that reminds me of my love for a dying art.
Wonderful book, great readers
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The Correspondent begins slowly, but if you give a bit of time you will soon find yourself immersed in the life journey of a remarkable woman through her letters to all sorts of people and their responses.Pain, grief, accomplishments, joy, disappointments, reflection and forgiveness. It is a masterful work.
Love this format
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This book is told entirely through letters, emails, notes, and other bits of correspondence, and I loved that structure. It gives you these tiny, voyeuristic peeks into people’s lives that slowly start to feel very intimate and very human. What really stuck with me, though, was the quiet longing for the way we used to..
Listen, you won’t regret it
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The most beautifully written book, I do not know if this will be topped for me in 2026