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I very much disliked the repetitive part which I won’t describe as it would give away too much.

I loved the story and the performance. This is the first audiobook I’ve listened to that had more than one reader. It was very nice.

Excellent work & excellent narration. One could feel the emotional toil of each character. Such artistry!

What a powerhouse of a book. A lifetime in letter form. So inspiring on all fronts. As well as incredibly reflective. The flaws we cling to and avoid, the people we meet and touch our lives, the seasons of life. Wow. Just wow.

This book was recommended by my parents who know me very well for my love for notes and letters. They suggested this book also because of the shared journey of grief over the loss of a child. I appreciate the thoughtfulness of the authors depiction of grief, the ramifications of it, and how we can..

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Such a great book! Keeps you hooked the whole time. One of my favorite books!

A little Slow at the beginning but by the end I couldn’t stop listening! It was so good! Didn’t see a few things coming!

The story is great. Surprised by the twist, but the narration was excellent. They can make or break a story for me. Well done, add to your cart!

I am glad I listened to this book via Audible, as I think all of the actors and liberties taken with retelling emotional moments via letters comes throughMuch more.However, I found it hard to get through a good chunk of the book. Sybil is an old woman with lots of secrets and burdens. And I..

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I usually avoid epistolary story telling, but this one is excellent. The author weaves the history of one woman’s life through the letters she sends and receives, and it’s hard to stop in the middle of a letter. Definitely a “driveway” (can’t go inside until this bit is done) experience.