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oh gosh, all of it. a whole life start to finish. the raw emotion. the gathering of a world into one woman’s remembrance. im going to listen to it a second time and then, maybe, I’ll be able to say why I loved it so much.

I did not like the main character. It was so hard to get through. Boring.

Great narration and easy to keep track. But very dark story and very sad. I was hoping for a little bit of a lift. Not so much.

Loved this book. The story was touching and believable and kept me wanting to know more about her life. I really enjoyed it.

It took a while to get used to the different narrators, but they brought different insights into the story. It kept me guessing, and resolved in an unusual manner. Here’s to old geezers!

I really didn’t know anything about this book and it took me a minute to understand the format.This book will stay with me for a long time. The characters, especially Sybil, are developed so beautifully. I felt like I knew each of them and the range of emotions throughout their lives. This is also probably..

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Love the narrator’s!! Keeps you very interested couldn’t stop listening. I hope she writes more

In a class all its own! This book was written so week and with intense precision. It reflects life’s internal struggles and a need to connect with each other. Keeping politics to a minimum was a great choice. Every character felt very real and not forced. Spectacularly narrations.

This was such an unexpected, beautiful treat. I loved the way Evans told the story, and the narrators in the audiobook are simply exceptional-bringing the whole thing to life. Thank you!

One of the best audiobooks I’ve ever listened to. The story and the performances were excellent.