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I enjoyed everything immensely especially the way the story was composed. It would make a wonderful play.

Beautifully written, perfectly narrated, wonderful book. Wasn’t crazy about the ending. But it didn’t matter – still a great read for anyone becoming introspective about their later years.

Interesting concept. I think this book is much more enjoyable to listen to than to read? A few flubs (college of English). She’s a little too edgy in some spots but overall an interesting character.

I rarely give reviews and I wasn’t sure I’d enjoy The Corespondent but I absolutely loved it. I chuckled numerous times and brought my hand to cover my mouth in disbelief a couple of times. I thoroughly enjoyed the story told by well written letters. Each narrator brought a layer to the story. I enjoyed..

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The style of writing was tedious based on having to have the author, recipients, & date of each letter read.

An almost unlikable protagonist, a story told only through letters, and the transformation of a life at the end of a lifetime. Highly recommend.

I wasn’t sure as I began this book if I would enjoy it, but I found the epistolary approach to be a wonderful way to witness the character’s evolution.

Narrators amazing, great read in brilliant format, Epistolary genre revived since 19th century works I read in college and graduate school. Highly recommend.

The story was light hearted, fun and creative. The twist and turns of the dual story lines were really enjoyable. If you want an easy but very interesting read, this is it. Btw, if you are a person who prefers a clean story line without violence, sexual content or any triggering issues, this is for..

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When I started this book consisting of seemingly random letters being written by an older woman (close to my age), I wasn’t sure if there was a point. But as the years passed and the letters to and from Sybil began to weave themselves together, I was completely drawn in. Excellent!