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Such a beautiful story and so well told. Through letters and emails you learn about a woman’s life – her regrets, her joys, her interests, her family, and her quirks. Sybil is a very interesting character. This made me miss writing and receiving letters.
The narration was excellent and helped with the transitions to each of the characters. Very clever but honest and raw and touching story. Loved it.
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The pure honesty of life and how we all just try our best but still falling short. The fragility of life and how we all have our own stories but they those stories intertwine with others.
I loved the story. Beautifully written. Narration very well done. Has been echoing in my mind since finishing it within a few days.
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I loved the premise of the book- letters written and answered over a period of about 7 years. The vignettes are woven so intricately together it was funny and sad and tragic. Coming to terms with the mistakes made in her life but achieving peace and satisfaction at the end
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Loved the story, the narration, the characters. So different and captivating. You will definitely enjoy this read. It made me want to take out my fountain pen and stationery and write to someone!
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Interesting storytelling format but I really enjoyed it and the narration was incredibly done. Would recommend this title.
I can’t think of anything I really didn’t care for. I look forward to hearing responses from the people she was corresponding with. Everything kind of worked out and some of the things I figured out in the end. Making amends and atoning with ones miscalculations or sins as you may call them. Coming clean..
I recommend this story wholeheartedly. I truly wasn’t ready for it to end. The narration was well cast and I am surprised by how quickly I finished it, It feels like you really are corresponding with a friend. Relatable. Honest
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Much betters than I expected. Who would think that a book about written correspondence would hold so much weight. Life! Ahhhh. What a fantastically terrible and wondrous thing.