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lspargo's review against another edition
4.0
I have a vivid memory of sitting at my kitchen table in the house I grew up in, reading these books and loving them. They are still a great read!
reginasage's review against another edition
5.0
Such a beautiful story, and a lovely way to tell it. Heart-wrenching and inspiring, this story truly is a lesson in art, love, and the strength of long-distant connections.
curiousnoel's review against another edition
5.0
Achingly romantic. I am utterly mesmerized every time I read this even after so many years.
raxxq's review against another edition
5.0
Griffin and Sabine may well have been a series of books that I happened to encounter at the right time of my life. Though the number of times I have re-read them speaks to their ability to hold up over time. This is not just an epistolary tale, this book is a tactile experience, in which the reader has the voyeuristic thrill of removing someone else's mail from its envelope and reading it. The story tracks the correspondence between Griffin, a London artist, and Sabine, who he has never met, but who knows details of his life that no one could. Griffin sets out in search of Sabine, and over the course of the three books questions his own sanity.
suannelaqueur's review against another edition
5.0
These books are so fun. I've been meaning to do a re-read for a while.
kmrose's review against another edition
4.0
These books are so cool. They follow the relationship of two people in letters, but unlike a normal epistolary book, it is comprised of artistic postcards and letters that can be pulled out of painted envelopes. It is just as much a quirky story as it is a book filled with great art.
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