Review from Love, Mom →
I ordered the Audible and whenever the narrator in changed her voice to the man’s voice, it drove me crazy! The narrator was also way too emotionally expressive. I honestly don’t mean to be mean that it just ruined the book for me.
Review from The Correspondent →
I listened via audible. The chapter titles included who the letter was written to, but not who the letter was from.
Review from The Correspondent →
This was a beautifully written and read account of the human condition which is so hidden in many circumstances. It hopefully will inspire listeners to bravely open their hearts in their lives to the benefit of all. It has opened mine.
Review from Love, Mom →
Very disappointing. The book reads like YA lit. When the characters have to explain the plot twists at the end, you know there are problems.
Review from The Correspondent →
A beautifully written and surprisingly addictive read. I was constantly curious to discover more and never once felt bored. The story feels intimate, intelligent and deeply human, and the format makes it incredibly engaging. It completely drew me in and reminded me how enjoyable literary fiction can be.
Review from The Correspondent →
I liked the Sybil’s performance. You could hear in her voice exactly how she felt.
Review from The Correspondent →
Such a unique way to tell the story of one’s life. Couldn’t stop listening.
Review from The Correspondent →
The book was uneventful and boring. I had trouble staying awake listening to it. It is perfect for anyone having trouble sleeping.
Review from Love, Mom →
I enjoyed the book and the crazy twist! I didn’t see it coming at all!
Review from The Correspondent →
In all my years, I have never written a review. I have never been touched as I am by The Correspondent. What a lovely and sad story.