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It was a great and compiling read. Loved how it was so interesting as well. Worth the listen!

Absolutely THE best book I’ve ever read… or at least in the recent past!! The performances by all readers were phenomenal!! I didn’t want it to end!! I plan to buy a hard copy now and reread it!

Absolutely stupendous! I put off listening to this for so long because I thought to hear an entire book in letters/correspondence would be somewhat off-putting. I was wrong to wait. This rendition was the type of literature that you think on upon rising, immediately rushing for the earphones. If I were an author, I would..

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Well written and beautifully read. I loved the different voices for each character. I am sad it is over.

I didn’t like hearing addresses and emails with every correspondence. Probably better to read rather than listen to.

Excellently written story with interpersonal quality that speaks to parts of the human experience. Amazing emotional expression and relational situations

It is an interesting format for a book. Unique, thoughtful, important. This one will stick with me.

The book was very believable. My first opinion of Sybil was that she was a stoic elderly lady. By the middle of the story I grew to love her and see that she was a caring and unselfish woman of great character. This book is well written and I have recommended it to my friends.

I truly enjoyed listening to this book on Audible. As someone who grew up in the generation of handwritten letters and pen pals, it brought back a deep sense of nostalgia and reminded me how meaningful writing and receiving letters once was, and how central that practice was to my childhood and adolescence. One of..

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The letter format threw me off. The narrative performaces were helpful but I couldn’t get into the story line or characters through letters. I quit and I very very rarely do not finish a book.