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Unique book. Love a novel where the protagonist is a bit on the unusual side, but seems oblivious that they are “off”. Wonderful and clever story with ups and certainly downs. Very much enjoyed and makes me want to start writing more letters!

Firstly, the narrative is mail or e-mail correspondence among various with none of it being very interesting. The point behind the main character is a very slow build.Secondly, I found the main character increasingly unlikable as I listened. She seems quite self-absorbed, arrogant, and toxic among other things, which made it difficult to emphasize with..

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This book was great as audio with the actors that I can’t imagine I would have appreciated in print.

The narration was outstanding! The story was told entirely through letters written back-and-forth to, and from the protagonist, Sybil. An unusual, personal and compelling format. So very well done. Well written, very moving at times. The kind of book that will stay with me.

Such a beautiful story and performance is excellent, The Best! Such a touching book. I would cry if I could.

The writing style was unique and the chat built slowly. It was rewarding to go along for the ride of personal growth of the characters. Some of the best narration I’ve listened with an audio book. I think I’m going to miss Sybil now that I’ve finished listening.

A different twist with the whole story being nothing but letters/ correspondence between people… It took a bit of time to settle into what was happening, but definitely got better in the end

I loved this book nothing to dislike. It reminded me to always keep communicating with people in our lives

Enjoyed the stories, the timeline, the location updates along the way and loved the point of view of which the entire book was written. Excellent performance. The narrators/voices of the characters were phenomenal.

I listened to the audio book and it was very well done. I’m sure reading would have been excellent too. Very well written!