I loved the format of this book! Sybil’s whole life was revealed by what she wrote in letters to others, and what they wrote back to her. Even though she was elderly at the beginning of the story, she grew as a person until she achieved what many of us hope to achieve, and that..
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From beginning to end, I loved every moment. What a creative way to write a novel. The narration was amazing too.
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One of the most memorable and moving books I’ve read. Like water in a creek moving slowly to a river. Deep and beautiful.
I loved the story telling through letter writing, an art that is vanishing! The characters are unique and interesting and the story flows beautifully!
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This is a charming book. The language is beautiful. I’d recommend it to any woman who has
In this novel I liked the authors use of the letters to tell the story.
the story started out on the slow side, but increasingly became quite engaging. The author was really able to incorporate each individual’s personality & how they & Sybil were able to relate to one another over time.The narration was superb. Each & every character came alive through their voices.Definitely recommend this book!
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I loved the way the protagonist describes things… like the sky! Beautifully written but extremely sad plot.
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Beautifully written and portrayed! I am a reader of books but bought this audio for a long car ride. So glad I chose this as my 1st foray into listening. I loved it
Author seems to be borrowing a bit from the Thursday Murder Club. The elderly characters are the most enjoyable portion of the book. Some poetic license is allowable but the ridiculous paralysis of the characters who feel helpless because of the cluelessness of a local police department makes the plot totally unbelievably. I wanted to..