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I was captivated by the voice, both the narrator’s and that of the story, and then transported by the depths of human suffering and love this tale took. I’m motivated both to write more letters and to read some of the books mentioned here, which delighted me.

Such an incredible boring book could not even finish it. So incredibly disappointing a complete waste of my time and money.

This was my first time reading/listening to a story told through letters. I was pleasantly surprised to have enjoyed this format. The performances, by the main character and by everyone, were very enjoyable! It was interesting to hear the story unfold with each letter. My brother died in 1955, he was 5 yrs old, I..

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So well written! It takes a bit to get into, but well worth the wait. Great narration from all readers! Must listen book!

I wish I could write from the heart like Sybil, the main character. This was a slow burn, and I enjoyed the characters. The main character’s initial loneliness and transformation through forgiveness and opening her heart to love again was deeply cathartic.

Could we all be so honest with the examination of our lives? It would be a well lived life if we could. A pleasure to have read. Thank you.

Loved how this story/stories told thru letters sent and received. Reminder of how letters to others are a gift!

Surprising and shocking. Easy flow great narration! Such a great book! I give this 4 stars!

This was a really fun, fast paced book selected for book club. I enjoyed the twists and returns of the storyline, I got a little bit confused and lost at some point maybe midway and just after but enjoyed it overall. Some of the character voices were kind of cringe, but I pressed on and..

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I didn’t know if I could do the letter writing genre. But I really loved this book. It’s honest and emotional. A study in grief. The ending was gorgeous.