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'Subtly told and finely made'
ANN PATCHETT

'I can't praise it enough . . . An absolute triumph'
CLARE CHAMBERS

'I'll be recommending it to anyone who will listen'
LUCY ATKINS

'Moving, funny, exquisite, a masterpiece'
ANNE GRIFFIN

'I can't imagine anyone with a soul not loving it'
LAUREN BRAVO

'Wonderful. Read it, read it, read it!'
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'Virginia Evans is superbly talented'
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'My new favourite book'
ELINOR LIPMAN

'I fell in love with Sybil, such a wonderful character'
MARGOT LIVESEY

Every morning at around half past ten, Sybil Van Antwerp sits down to write letters – to her brother, to her best friend, to the president of the university who will not allow her to attend a class she desperately wants to take, to her favourite authors to tell them what she thinks of their latest books.

Because at seventy-three, Sybil has used her correspondence – full of sharp humour and hard-earned wisdom – to make sense of the world. But beyond the page, she has spent the last thirty years keeping the people who love her at arms’ length. Until letters from someone she had put out of her mind land on her doorstep, forcing her to reckon with her past mistakes.
For as Sybil is about to learn, it’s never too late to write a few post-scripts.
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‘This book touched my soul quite frankly.’ ***** Reader Review

'Makes me hopeful that there's still plenty of good left in the world and my life. ' ***** Reader Review

'An amazing book; an examination and celebration of an extraordinary woman's life. Full of joy. Full of heartbreak. Perfect.' ***** Reader Review

'Left a profound impact on me . . . explores the reflections that come with the choices we make and a life well lived, and it does so with such grace and depth that it’s impossible not to be moved' ***** Reader Review