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Anonymous
| I am eagerly awaiting my copy from the library. |
Anonymous
| loved it. |
Anonymous
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Loved it unexpectedly. What a unique novel and heartfelt |
Anonymous
| Loved it. Did not think I would like the letter format, but it was so engrossing and well written, and Sybil’s voice was so compelling. |
Anonymous
| One of the best I read last year! |
Anonymous
| There is a 1100 person wait list at MCPL. Insane. |
Anonymous
| My MCPL copy just arrived! |
Anonymous
| I liked it but didn’t love it. I thought it was beautifully written but Sybil was so flawed and her relationships felt unrealistic. |
Anonymous
| I just started this and it's better than I thought it was going to be (and I usually hate books written as letters. Also books with lots of dream sequences. Or anything in italics). I worry that it's all going to be too sweet. It reminds me of Olive Kitteridge. |
Anonymous
I’m in the middle and find it slow. I also don’t like Sybil. |
Anonymous
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Just finished this today, thanks to PPs for the rec!
I loved it—so much food for thought. |
Anonymous
| Very good. I finished it today. I enjoyed the local flavor (Annapolis, DC). If this becomes a movie, who plays Sybil? |
Anonymous
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I listened to it.
Sad book. Epistolary is hard to do well. She really did a great job. |
Anonymous
Meryl Streep |
Anonymous
Correct. Still don't like it. Well, I like it enough to finish but I won't recommend it unless the end pulls is impressive. Solid 3. |