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Book Synopsis“The day after my son died, a bird walked into my house. That tiny sparrow wouldn’t leave me alone. It kept knocking on my door and showing up in my dreams, until it finally sparked a light within me, and then, something so much more.”
Linda Broder loses everything when her fifteen-year-old son Brendan dies—her music, faith, and hope. When a bird walks into her house, her husband and children embrace it as a sign from Brendan. But not Linda; she’s too logical to believe in signs.
Still, birds keep clinging to Linda’s windows, whispering in her dreams, and showing up in unexpected places, pulling her back to her music and showing her how to stay open to wonder.
Full of hope and resilience and the healing magic of music, And Still the Bird Sings is a story about finding sacred wonder in the midst of unimaginable loss, and a reminder of the many ways we can still connect with the ones we’ve lost. This unforgettable memoir will leave you filled with peace and wonder.
Trade Review“A compelling, moving memoir that shares how our heart connections never die.”
—Paul Denniston, founder of Grief Yoga and author of Healing Through Yoga: Transform Loss into Empowerment
“If you’re struggling through grief over the loss of a loved one, then you’ll take tremendous comfort in reading this magnificent book. Linda’s inspiring true story will open your heart and mind to the power of endless love and finding hope again.”
—Shannon Kaiser, author of Return to You: 11 Spiritual Lessons for Unshakable Inner Peace
“And Still the Bird Sings explores the deepest connections we share in this world. Like the feathered friends who visit throughout this story, Broder asks us to stop and notice the ordinary, because in that lies the extraordinary. This emotionally complex book is a feast of hope and a testament to the power of love.”
—Windy Harris, author and storytelling coach
“And Still the Bird Sings is an inspiring memoir. Linda Broder’s story of her journey through profound grief considers the power of music as a pathway to healing and a door to soulful connections that cross the boundary between life and death. This memoir will bring hope to those struggling through grief. Her words will stay with me for a long time.”
—Susan Pohlman, author of Halfway to Each Other: How a Year in Italy Brought Our Family Home and A Time to Seek
“She’s a compelling storyteller…an engaging, provocative remembrance.”
—Kirkus Reviews
