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Even though I couldn’t see the words myself….I still apart of…to be to envision.. to cry…to laugh…to connect…thank you

An intriguing literary technique, letter writing tells the story of Sybil, an aging woman who is going blind. As her eyesight worsens, we read her history through her personal correspondence. At the end, she has an awareness, a deep insight into her life’s meaning. Quite the opposite of going blind, Sybil sees herself. Themes of..

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Very well done and a beautiful story. Lots of characters and helps to read straight through as much as you can. I couldn’t put it down.

I loved listening to this book so much. What a beautiful story of love, loss, regret and forgiveness. This book felt like home.

I listened to it and it was well done. I would have loved to read the letters with her handwriting. Such a great character. Spoiler alert: I did not understand her last letter to her husband. If she had done what? Talk him she was not watching him because she was working. That if he..

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Ame que cada quien tenía su voz, lo hizo tan increíble de escuchar y particular . Siento que si lo hubiera leído hubiera sido tan monótono. Esto le dio vida

I truly enjoyed listening to the Correspondent. The writing was excellent. All the narrators were spot on and the story was very moving. Highly recommend.!

Run, don’t walk. This story will hold your heart from word one. You will be so invested in these letters that you will weep when the book ends. Beautifully, written and narrated.

What a great book, what a great audiobook I’m speechless. 6 stars. Really enjoyed it. Full of whit and emotion. Very highly recommend

I almost read this rather than listened. So glad I decided on the audiobook version.