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Stunning,real, brilliant. Perfection. Best thing I’ve listened to in years. A delightful surprise. Been feeling for a while that I need to get used to mediocrity. It in fact, can be done and real writers do exist.

I loved this book. I am the same age as Sybil and I saw some of myself in her and the woman I would like to be in my final years. The readers were wonderful.

Beautiful to see how she changes over time. she goes from coldness brought on by grief, pain, and guilt, to peaceful warmness and closeness to her friends and family.

Great narrator and main character was relatable and surprisingly humorous despite her pitfalls. Enjoyed every minute.

Strained at first to get involved but, as the conversations continued, deepened and extended I was deeply touched.

I love the different style of writing and getting the story in short verse. Made me laugh. Made me cry. Brilliant.

Loved it kept me engaged the whole time Loved it makes me want to start writing letters

I think this was my favorite book this year. I have told all my friends who read to get this book.

I loved this book. I only wish it had not ended. But such is life- which is the point in the end. 100% worth reading/listening. The audio was excellent.

Engaging character performances kept this story feeling true to life throughout the book. Much like a talking heads movie full of fluid conversations that trapeze from topic thread to topic thread without losing a beat.