Snow in March
A deeply personal memoir born from journal entries written in the years following the sudden loss of Shawna's husband.
About This Book
Through honest reflection and quiet storytelling, Shawna shares what it means to live inside grief while still noticing moments of beauty, connection, and grace.
Rather than offering answers or a roadmap, Snow in March invites readers into the lived experience of loss—its unpredictability, its tenderness, and the slow unfolding of resilience. The book holds space for sorrow while also honoring joy, celebration, and the human need for community.
Who This Book Is For
Written for anyone who has experienced loss—or who walks alongside someone who has—Snow in March is an offering of companionship, reminding readers they are not alone and that healing does not require rushing or fixing.
Themes Explored
- Living inside grief while noticing beauty
- The unpredictability and tenderness of loss
- The slow unfolding of resilience
- Holding space for both sorrow and joy
- The human need for community and companionship