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Loved having a different voice for each character. They all really gave life to their letters.

I want to be Cybil’s friend. I want to put pen to paper and rekindle fraying relationships as generations before us did. This is such a simple story and yet so profoundly layered by Virginia Evans. Do yourself a favor and read.

I loved it. This was perfect and so deeply moving. Every person who took part was just perfect.

The story was good but hated hated the constant reading out loud of the same repetitive addresses all the way through the zip codes. Perhaps it was fine in print but the recording was annoying and so intrusive and interruptive to the overall story. Just the writer and city would certainly be enough. On that..

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This was a book that I absolutely think was enhanced by listening to the audio version. The use of the multicast narration brought each character to life and added such depth to the story. Highly recommend.

I didn’t really wanna read this book. It sounded like it would be boring. I was hooked from the first pages. I can’t even imagine reading this book. For listening on Audible gave life to each voice and character. I truly enjoyed this book. I highly recommend it for anyone who likes stories to move..

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This book is destined for greatness! I would love to see it fitted for the theatre. Plays are so personal when you can enter the narrative, and this story should be savored. I will probably listened to it again. Soon.

This book was so incredible. The story was beautiful, the narration couldn’t have been better and all together one of the best books/audios I’ve listened too. Will be forever changed by Sybil

Loved Sybil’s passion for writing as her choice of communication. Such a great form of expression and a sort of record keeping.

The concept of this book is unique and so heartwarming and also is a tearjerker.