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Loved this book, and the narrator was fantastic. She brought Sybil to life. This story will stick with me for some time.

I have had this book for a long time and had a hard time getting started but it is well worth the wait for the background information to begin to make sense. There are so many stories going on in one book. I enjoyed the voice performance of all the readers and the complexities of..

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I so enjoyed how this story is told through letters. It is especially delightful to listen to it by audiobook.

The Correspondent is extremely well written and beautifully performed, especially in audio. The epistolary format works well, and the many voices are consistently excellent.That said, the story itself didn’t quite have the emotional oomph I expected given the hype. At its core, it’s the story of a fairly ordinary life. The themes are meaningful, but..

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Finished it in 2 days… one of those I sit in the car for extra time to keep listening

I loved how the burdens Sybil carried in her life were resolved before her passing. The readers were perfect. The writing was brilliant.

This was a pretty easy read and kept me interested. Had lots of twists but to me they were pretty predictable. Enjoyed for a casual read.

All of the narrators were so wonderful to listen to. I hated for the book to end.

I fell into this story through the amazing narration and emotions which came in each voice of each character. Fantastic characters with such sophistication, I fell in love with each one. Amazing story!

I was a bit put off originally. Sybil was crusty and unlikable. But as the story continued I grew fond of her and teared up at the end. So many lessons in this book. Told without hectoring the reader. But memorable. I couldn’t put it down, grabbing a few minutes here and there. Also the..

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