Jennifer’s personal experience with pregnancy loss and her son Huxley’s journey to understand his brother’s passing inspired her to write a story that offers hope and healing to families facing similar grief
Yes, the book is a deeply personal account told from the perspective of a child, reflecting Jennifer’s own family experience with miscarriage and stillbirth.
The book is written for families, especially parents and siblings, who are navigating the difficult emotions surrounding miscarriage and stillbirth. It also offers support to friends, counselors, and caregivers.
Jennifer’s family, including her eight children—four on earth and four in heaven—provides the emotional foundation and authenticity behind her storytelling.
Yes, My Brother Was Born Sleeping is told from a child’s perspective to gently guide young readers through the emotions and questions that come with losing a sibling.
Her stories focus on love, grief, hope, faith, and healing, with an emphasis on honesty and compassion for families experiencing loss.
In addition to her book, Jennifer shares blog posts and resources on her website aimed at comforting and guiding families through grief.
Updates about upcoming books and projects will be shared on Jennifer’s website and social media, so stay tuned!
The book is available through major online retailers and links can be found on Jennifer’s website for easy ordering.
