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Loved everything about this book, the story, the narrator and the performance. I highly recommend this book.

I was initially thrown off by the format of the book. “The Correspondent” being the title makes sense as the story evolves. I don’t want to spoil anything, so I’ll say just this – try and push past the ‘buttoned-up’ demeanor in the beginning, as the emotional awakening is on the horizon. It was a..

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The story of a 77yr old woman looking back on her life and the people she correspond with throughout her life- very thoughtful but engaging.

I don’t write reviews often, but feel compelled to do so here as I hope that you will fall in love with this book and it’s characters, as I have. This book makes me want to write letters again. It is such a beautifully woven story of so many endearing characters, with all of their..

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I loved all the characters and how well the story moved along. A wonderful listen.

I enjoyed it and learn to face your fear. Be brave enough, so that your life might change for the better.

Narration was so good. The story is memorable and so relatable. Never wanted it to end.

I liked the story, the beginning was difficult for me to get into, but once I continued I couldn’t stop and loved it!

Touching story of being human with so many emotions unseen and unknown to us and yet so present in our daily lives.

Frankly, it was difficult to get past the idea of some old bat being so stuck in the past, she’s still writing letters, not to mention to her NEIGHBOR. Just bizarre behavior. Also difficult was trudging through my disdain for the main character in all of her pretentious, self-important, selfish glory. Hated her. It’s possible..

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