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Linda Broder's memoir, 'And Still the Bird Sings,' explores the profound journey of finding light after the tragic loss of her son, Brendan. Intertwined with grief, the narrative begins with a sparrow's persistent presence, symbolizing hope and connection beyond death. Through poignant reflections, Broder shares her family's struggle and healing process, underscoring themes of love, resilience, and the mystical signs that guide them. The memoir is intended for readers seeking solace and understanding in the wake of personal loss, offering a heartfelt perspective on grieving and the unexpected paths to emotional recovery.

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