Bøger af Sheri Powrozek

Addison Monroe leaves her busy life in New York and heads back to her childhood home in Edgerton, CT to deal with the death of her mother. Being the executor of the estate and the only remaining family member, Addison is overwhelmed, trying to figure out what to do with her mother's antique shop and house. Full of emotion and needing a distraction, Addison finds herself drawn to a simple and humble man, Jack Beardsley. They have an immediate connection, flirty banter, and a sense of trust and understanding with one another, creating a special bond. An Antique Christmas fills you with the holiday spirit, pulling you in, giving you that small town feel. The quaint, majestic nature of this story will captivate you, bringing you right into the scene with the characters. Set in the heart of winter, this book will make you feel warm and cozy. An Antique Christmas is a sweet love story that focuses on intention, friendship, and foundation, beyond the initial passion and connection. As Addison and Jack become enchanted by the nostalgia of Christmas, they find themselves falling into a romantic entanglement.

Grandma Larsen comes to stay for the week while Mom and Dad are gone on a work trip. Her enthusiasm, laid-back rules, fun spirit, and loving nature makes for a good time. As the week goes on, Grandma Larsen's forgetfulness and funny attitude towards things creates many mishaps, getting her in trouble. This lighthearted story teaches about compassion, keeping an open mind, and having an understanding towards change. While this book is a delightful read for any child, it is also a wonderful book to read as a family. This book was created with love between a mother and a daughter in hopes of bringing laughter, awareness, and a positive message.

This is the second book of the Tales of a Substitute Teacher series. Sheri Powrozek wrote these books for her students to lessen their anxiety about having a sub for the day and to provide a positive message. While this book is fiction, she incorporates realistic situations so the reader can easily connect to the book. When Mrs. Webber falls ill and can't make it to school, Frankie and his fifth grade class follow the mystical teachings of their substitute, Mr. Potter. Mr. Potter's unique wardrobe, jolly and goofy demeanor, magic tricks, and interesting behavior leads the students to believe he is a real wizard. As the day goes on, they experience unexplainable events, confirming their theory. Mr. Potter gives them a day they will never forget, teaching them a lesson about acceptance and confidence.