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Loved the different actors used and the book was fabulous, I laughed and cried throughout the entirety.

The past is always with us and living an un productive life seems meaningless in old age so Moving in was great Plus the details the unfold at the end are gratifying to t try I reader

I give this book a 4 or 5 rating out of 5. The book kept my interest, and it got better with each chapter.

Loved the twists and turns the book had. It truly kept me on my toes.

I loved how the author tied all the letters together to create a beautiful story of loss, grief, forgiveness and finally love. Fantastic narrator.

I love how her character evolves into a more loving, caring person. I loved the letter that she wrote to her deceased child

In this beautifully and cleverly written story of a life and lives of ordinary people we enjoy an unabridged picture of how we all survive and thrive in a full life of ups and downs, heartbreaks and surprises, and in this case, simply through the use of letters and emails.

A unique way of telling a story!The Voices clear, emotions translate well, and enjoyable.

1. I feel like I’ve heard this story before? 2. Witches. Missed that. Not my cup of hemlock.

This book made me feel something and made me grateful for relationships, good or bad.