Booklist
Finding words for loss is never easy, and sometimes the voices of others who have walked a similar path can bring comfort, validation, and hope. Our founder, Sarah, found these books meaningful in her own journey, and we offer them in case they may be helpful to you as well. You may connect deeply with some and not with others, and that’s completely okay.
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Unexpecting: Real Talk on Pregnancy Loss – Rachel Lewis
An honest, supportive guide that speaks to the many layers of grief after pregnancy loss, offering validation, practical insights, and hope from someone who has been there.
Grace Like Scarlett – Adriel Booker
Part memoir, part reflection, this book offers words for the heartbreak of loss and explores how to carry both grief and love forward.
Can You Just Sit With Me – Natasha Smith
A tender collection of reflections on grief, reminding readers of the healing power of presence, honesty, and permission to lament.
Loved Baby – Sarah Philpott
A gentle 31-day companion for grieving parents, with reflections and encouragement to help process emotions and remind you that you are not alone.
Miscarried Hope – Rachel Lohman
With vulnerability and care, the author shares her own story of miscarriage while offering guidance and encouragement for others navigating a similar journey.
The Baby Loss Guide – Zoe Clark-Coates
Written by a bereavement specialist, this guide offers comfort, practical tools, and gentle support for life after pregnancy or infant loss.
