Sheila Roberts > Quotes

“There are two kinds of family. There's the family of your flesh, and the one of your heart. One builds character, the other rewards it.”
― Sheila Roberts, The Snow Globe

“Living well is the best revenge.” “Living”
― Sheila Roberts, Three Christmas Wishes

“Decide what you want and then go about making it happen. That’s all there is to it.” “You”
― Sheila Roberts, Three Christmas Wishes

“The best way to handle anything unpleasant is with a sense of humor.”
― Sheila Roberts, Sweet Dreams on Center Street

“Family is the one blessing we sometimes forget to count.”
― Sheila Roberts, Sweet Dreams on Center Street

“It’s not so hard to find where you belong in this world. You belong where you’re needed.”
― Sheila Roberts, Sweet Dreams on Center Street

“If you can’t depend on your family in your time of need, who can you depend on?”
― Sheila Roberts, Sweet Dreams on Center Street

“Banks worked with Donald Trump all the time and he was the king of credit.”
― Sheila Roberts, Sweet Dreams on Center Street

“I’m not here for you to like, boy. I’m here to turn you into a decent human being.”
― Sheila Roberts, The Twelve Months of Christmas

“Funny how I let that shot loom so big in my mind,” said Laurel. “Often those challenges of life do, but once we face them and wade in, we find we can make it to the other side,”
― Sheila Roberts, The Twelve Months of Christmas

“Prince Charming who’d turned out to be Prince Poop.”
― Sheila Roberts, Good Neighbors

“love”
― Sheila Roberts, Sand Dollar Lane

“Love makes heroes of us all.”
― Sheila Roberts, Sweet Dreams on Center Street

“a dose of restorative chocolate.”
― Sheila Roberts, Sweet Dreams on Center Street

“There are always people who need you. Open your eyes, and you'll see them.”
― Sheila Roberts, A Little Christmas Spirit

“First to thine own self be true.”
― Sheila Roberts

“Time changed a woman on the outside, but never on the inside.”
― Sheila Roberts, One Charmed Christmas

“Yeah, you were. We were friends, and you were ready to throw me away like trash. No one should be that quick to judge someone else. There’s always more to the book than the cover.”
― Sheila Roberts, The Twelve Months of Christmas

“She looks great. Except for her hair”
― Sheila Roberts, Mistletoe Season: Three heartwarming, low-spice Christmas romances perfect for a short escape

“Too bad a girl couldn’t shed the husband but keep the family,”
― Sheila Roberts, Merry Ex-Mas

“What in the name of Godiva was she going to do?”
― Sheila Roberts, Sweet Dreams on Center Street

“There’s nothing like going through life with someone who loves you,”
― Sheila Roberts, Three Christmas Wishes

“If I could freeze one moment in a snow globe, I’d pick this one.”
― Sheila Roberts, The Snow Globe

“If we don't celebrate the good things in life all that's left is sorrow.”
― Sheila Roberts, The Twelve Months of Christmas

“adorable.” “Thanks,” Livi said. “Mrs. Santa’s out today collecting money for Christmas from the”
― Sheila Roberts, Christmas from the Heart

“Life doesn’t always go the way you want, her mother had told her often enough, but it’s still good. How could she see the good when the bad was looming right in front of her face, blocking her view of anything else?”
― Sheila Roberts, The Twelve Months of Christmas

“May Santa bring you lots of chocolate and cookies, and may the Grinch steal all the calories from them.”
― Sheila Roberts, A Little Christmas Spirit

“Trained counselors would help them work through their problems and local rock bands would give concerts. And all the while, older teens would be alongside these troubled kids, offering them hope. His friend Sally Spencer, head of Youth Assisting Youth, called this being proactive. “We’re saving lives,” she liked to say. He was all for that.”
― Sheila Roberts, Good Neighbors

“You did the important things. I loved that you were never too busy to spend time with me or listen to my problems.”
― Sheila Roberts, The Twelve Months of Christmas

“There will always be something sneaking up on you and trying to steal your joy. You can’t let it, and the only way to combat it is to keep bringing in good things and focusing on your blessings.”
― Sheila Roberts, The Twelve Months of Christmas