The Crowfield Curse, by Pat Walsh. This started out a bit dark, and a little scary. But then we get an angel or two and it really changes things. I found this book really well researched, with well developed characters. Love the little hob character, wish I had one of my own, a little pet that can talk.
Pewter Angels, The Angelic Letter Series, by Henry K. Ripplinger. I think I would have really enjoyed reading this as a teenager. It gives insight into the mind of a teenager, and the problems they face. Plus gives positive solutions. The characters and story line are well thought out. Maybe needed a bit tighter editing. But still, I can't wait to read the next one in the series. I'm always looking for books about Angels, trying to learn more about mine. I look for signs all the time that they are watching over us. I love it when I'm listening to the traffic report on the radio in the morning, "no stalls or accidents to report." That's when I thank our guardian Angels for getting us all to our destinations safely. I know they are working extra hard taking care of us.
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