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I grew to care for and love every single character. i feel as though i saw them from sybils eyes. her going blind when reading and writing meant so much to her just broke me. the loss of her son, daan, and her sight. the greife and guilt and anger and friendships and new loves at an old age, the chance to start over and apologize and forgive. absolutely devastating absolutely a joy.
— Apr 10, 2026 01:45PM
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"We are thirty in our hearts, before all the disappointment, all the ways it turned out to be so much more painful than we thought it would be, but then again, it has also been magic."

i will be thinking of this book for a long time. it shows the way time passes at the blink of an eye, the way that despite the loss of time, its never too late. the time is now. hug those you love, and be present. "today" is constant.
— Apr 10, 2026 01:51PM
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This book. It was an incredible work of fiction. It was so raw, so human. Sybil had a way of loving all these people and caring deeply. All who know her came to love her deeply. This story of the end of her life, told in letters, made me laugh, made me angry, made me cry, and here i sit unable to stop thinking about it.
— Apr 10, 2026 01:43PM
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this. book.
its literally just letters, no dialogue or actions, simply the exchanges of letters and emails, yet i have laughed i have cried i have grown attached to the characters i have learned the characteristics of them all. virginia evans is an outstanding author, especially given its her dubet. i am feeling 5 star feelings.
— Apr 05, 2026 07:41PM
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