After the loss of her two sons, June Anderson felt a strong commitment to bring mothers together to share their experiences of the loss of a child. On the back cover of the book June writes, “I promise although this journey has no roadmap, there are those who can help. Sometimes I believe that there is an invisible silver thread that joins mothers that have lost children. We meet in the most usual places. When we meet, we know.”

Three years in the making, Letters from the Club is a collection of heart-wrenching stories, and has been described as a lifeline for mothers that mourn the loss of a child. In this beautiful anthology, 32 mothers talk about their devastating experience of loss, presented through individual letters to another mother. After reading the book, a grieving mother said, “I laughed and I cried, but it reminded me that this is an experience that other mothers have survived. Maybe, just maybe, I can survive.”

This is a book of stories that offers both courage and comfort while still presenting the overwhelming power of this loss.