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This is a book of letters to and from the main character, maybe not for everyone. I initially found it hard to keep the characters straight but it didn’t take long to figure out who was who, even without names of who the letters were to or from. The story pulled you in, often sad..

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The entire book was nothing more than one correspondence after another and at times it seemed a little tedious. However, it was provocative and illustrative the sadness and regret of the human condition interpolated with some kindness and joy.

It was super sweet! Great story and awesome hero and heroine. Loved the premise. Highly recommend.

The unfolding in words a person seeing truly seeing with all her senses when going blind.

I was interested in the story but it was hard to continually hear narrator excite the entire address of who corresponded and who wrote..really tedious to hear …would have liked it so much more if the addresses were shortened ..with a simple note at beginning that book was edited that way the story would play..

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The narrators inflection in their voices was very good didn’t love hearing the addresses repeated so often

Overall I liked this story and the format. I would recommend this book to others.

This was such an elegant, amazing story of an amazing woman full of life, regrets, sorrow, stubbornness and redemption. Beautifully narrated, ingeniously plotted. Would highly recommend!!

The story pulled you in from the start is a wonderful story about facing your fears and following your heart

I loved The Corresponent, Sybil. She reminds me so much of my own mother and her affinity with written communication. The story of her life, which has many layers, is carefully, thoughtfully revealed to us by the author. I couldn’t wait to get back to Sybil’s story each day. Additionally, the performance, with multiple actors,..

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