What an incredible book. Sybil will be the friend we cannot forget. As her story unfolds through many letters to friends, family members, writers, and other celebrities, a woman of many facets is revealed. The references to many other novels is a treat for book clubbers. Grief and the messiness of family relationships are explored..
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A wonderful web of letters
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Narration not to be outdone!
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I had no idea what exactly I’d be in for when I chose this book based on a 3 minute preview! What I found was I didn’t want to stop listening. The concept is just genius in how the book is structured and written. I loved it. Actually the first little bit in I was..
So well done!
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A life in letters
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This is the story of the life of Sybil Van Antwerp – her relationships, loves and regrets as told through the lost art of letter writing. The characters are multi generational giving the reader multiple points of view. I really enjoyed the spattering of letters and replies of real authors and famous people. The readers..
Predictable-good narrator
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I loved being a part of Sybil‘s life. I usually do not like a book of letters, but this one was so rich and I love that each letter was voiced by the person to whom the letter was addressed. I love that she described books that she read and reached out to real authors…
Should be made into a Movie!
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