Heather at the Barre by Sheri Cooper Sinykin

'About this title' may belong to another edition of this title. An opportunistic, hollow package.?Carolyn Jenks, First Parish Unitarian Church, Portland, MEĬopyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc. Readers are encouraged to emulate these people: there's a postcard at the back of each book inviting them to join the club and get their own key and a free glossy catalogue from which they may order merchandise. Heather At The Barre (Magic Attic Club): Sheri Cooper Sinykin: 9781575130064: : Books Books Children's Books Buy used: 13. But their contributions to the conversations are all the same-an annoying mixture of pseudo-sophistication and moralistic goodness. Alison is the jock Keisha the African American who celebrates Kwanzaa Megan the reader who quotes Shakespeare Heather the Jewish ballerina wannabe. The friends all seem alike, because their characterizations are glued to their outsides. Secret explains the formula if children read Heather first, they will be mystified by the sketchy writing. Heather At the Barre Magic Attic Boxed Set (with Trisha Magraw) Magic Attic Boxed Set 02 (with Trisha Magraw) The Secret. A look in the magic glass takes one or all of them on an adventure, where they stay until they look in another mirror, at which point they are returned to the attic. Author Sheri Cooper Sinykins complete list of books and series in order, with the latest releases, covers, descriptions and availability. Four girls find costumes and a mirror in a neighbor's attic. You can hear how to pronounce it by clicking here, typing 'Sheri Sinykin' into the Search Engine, and choosing 'Author Pronunciation Guide.Grade 3-5-These series entries threaten to do for fantasy what 'The American Girl Collection' (Pleasant) has done for American history. Through the pages of my books, I hope you will find that you, too, possess that kind of magic. It's a special kind of magic, creating something from nothing. Their pranks and confidences have given me a rare window into boys' hearts and minds for that I am grateful. And I write, too, for the boy in each of my three sons-now grown and living away from home- and for their three sons as well. Who do I write for? The girl in me, who is still alive and well, thank you. Each one-together with the readers who write to me about my books-has touched my life with magic. Little did I know it would effectively take thirty years, hard work-and 156 rejection letters!-to realize a dream.Īlong the road to publication, I've been privileged to meet and to learn from other authors and editors, and to call many of them friends.

H omepage of children's book author Sheri (Cooper) Sinykin, with information for readers about the author, her current books, the Magic Attic Club, author appearances, and specially priced and autographed out-of-print novels, plus teacher resources-including handouts on loss and grief for childrenĮver since I first put pencil to paper in the third grade, I wanted to write books for children.

Heather at the Barre by Sheri Cooper Sinykin