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I’ve never written a review before, but this book and this author deserves to know my thoughts. I almost didn’t choose the book but I’m very happy that something kept brining me back to it. First of all, the depth and layers of Sybil that were revealed along the way were thoughtful, humorous and yet..

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Well written, but all about written letters and no chapter numbers to figure out where you left off.

First off, it was a thoroughly enjoyable story with great characters. The story’s template, in the hands of someone less talented could have been trite or boring but nope, just the opposite. I am going to have to look for more works from Cara Bastone ASAP. Layer on top of a fun, engaging rom-com a..

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Using hand written letters to tell the story of Sybil and family and friends was creative and compelling.

This is a moving telling of a life, through letters – articulate, funny and thoughtful letters. The different voices in the Audio book lend depth and interest to the various characters.

I liked the writing and the different characters viewpoints. It was a quick and enjoyable read. It combined humor and suspense.

The story began slowly but steadily was a very different one for me. Sentimental and down to earth. I believe we all should write on paper more often, more personal and more importantly cathartic than text or email.

Was such a good read, probably the best book I’ve read in awhile. I was hooked and loved how it was unpredictable.

I never would have thought that I would’ve enjoyed a book that was only composed of letters, but this was an incredible listen. Through the letters, a story unfolds, which is both joyful and heartbreaking at times but a beautiful story through and through.

I loved listening to this deeply moving inspiring story. I highly recommend listening and giving it your full attention.