Sheri Sinykin's writing primarily caters to young readers, exploring themes and experiences relevant to adolescence. She crafts engaging narratives designed to resonate with a younger audience. Her work focuses on creating relatable and captivating stories for children and young adults.
The narrative explores the relationship between a young girl and her grandfather, addressing the theme of death through a Jewish lens while honoring diverse beliefs. Sinykin's sensitive portrayal is enhanced by Swarner's vibrant illustrations, which add depth and wonder to the emotional journey. The book invites readers to reflect on loss and connection in a beautifully illustrated format.
A warm-hearted novel for middle grade readers. Calling Cobber is about making decisions, answering life's big questions, and working out how to process the past in order look to the future.