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Initially I didn’t like the main character but she definitely grew on me! And the narrator was excellent so that also helped.

The story’s evolution, showed the growth of the main character. It gave me hope that personal growth continues long after our prime. Sybil mended relationships that had gone awry, and genuinely made peace within her world. She made others lives better in her own way and with her words.

i loved that this was mostly unpredictable, definitely didn’t get bored with it, could have listened for hours more.

No words to describe the quality of narration. Sybil and Theodore, especially, bring to the audiobook a sense of connection that is subtle and moving…

Loved the different voices bringing the characters to life through their correspondence. Very unique format for storytelling that worked wonderfully.

This audiobook was amazing; one of the best that I have listened to. I read the book first, but when I heard good things about the audio version, I decided to listen to it as well. Reading and listening to the book added to my enjoyment of it. Even though I knew the story when..

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I love the story telling . The references to different books and characters . I want to read more books

The Correspondent was a sublime listen. I will be thinking of this book for a long time. It is achingly human and beautiful.

This didn’t hit with me. I finally decided to listen because it seemed this book was all over the place. People couldn’t stop talking about how great it was. It was just ok. The different narration voices were fine. Maybe I expected more with all the hype; I don’t know. Just meh!

This is a love story to me. The story of a life lived, with all of its pain and hardship, there is so much love you can feel it