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Was thinking the book was alright but not great. Then it had to get political. I stopped listening with around 4.5 hours to go and could care less how it ended.

I will first say the performance is wonderful. I have enjoyed epistolary literature before, but this one was very uneventful and drawn out. I kept thinking it has to get better. I found myself bored. I did not care much for the main character, Sybil. She was self-centered and completely unaware that she operates in..

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How wonderful to cry at the end of a book because you will miss the characters you’ve come to know as friends

I didn’t plan to go on a time-travel-novel bender, but recently I seem to have consecutively chosen several such novels from my various libraries without meaning to. Maybe This Time compares well. It’s a high-quality and entertaining time-travel story performed through Audible by talented actors Zoe Chao and Noah Reid, both of whose voices grew..

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Very moving.. a Birds Eye view of a full life with all the grief and joys..

The whole book is told through various letters to tell the story. A bit tedious at times, but a good story and performances were quite good.

I like the way that an imperfect person , imperfect as we allare, finds a sort of forgiveness.

“The Correspondent” audiobook was one of the most moving stories I’ve heard in a long time. It tells the life of Sybil Van Antwerp, a seventy something woman whose habit of writing letters to friends, family, authors, even strangers, gradually reveals the events and relationships that shaped her life. Each of her meticulously crafted letters..

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Loved this audio book made me feel like I was in the story!! The connection between the readers made the story great to follow

I have no words. It was beautifully written, and one I will remember for a very long time.