Angels Books

Healthy Food CAN be delicious. This book covers wheat/gluten free, dairy free, processed-sugar free recipes and valuable nutrition to enjoy staying healthy and eating glorious food from nature. Whole food Vegan recipes for raw foodists as well as cooked food enthusiasts are included. Additionally, Annie's extensive background in wild edibles also adds a lot of variety, color, nutrition and creativity to may of the recipes.

Actress Jane Seymour and her husband, Actor James Keach, are among the latest celebrities to jump on the children's book bandwagon and are doing so very successfully. They've created a wonderful series of books in which their family of cats stand-in for their own family, allowing them to share their own experiences as parents and at the same time delighting children with the tales of their twin kittens, "This One and That One."

"Fried Pies and Roast Cake" addresses an issue that parents of young kids have always faced...the different wants of the kids and keeping them all happy. It's lunch time and Lady Jane cat asks This One and That One what they want to eat. Each of course wants a completely different menu. Mom tells the kids to decide soon. They ask Dad for help but Dad tells them to work it out. After much bickering, the kids decide to share and come with a crazy, mixed up menu that mom knows will be unappetizing. Mom finally suggests taking a couple of suggestions from each of them and making some today and some the next day.

Funny and charming, "Fried Pies and Roast Cake" is definitely the most amusing book by Seymour and Keach. The kids arguing over what they want is something that most parents can relate to. The book also teachs kids the value of sharing and compromise and in the end, both sides are happy. Once again, Geoffrey Planer provides colorful and fun illustrations that make this book a winner.

The Friendly Ambassador: The Beginning of the End," and "The Friendly Ambassador: A Gathering of Angels," are the first two parts of an ongoing four part science fiction epic in which female characters feature very prominently, many of them in strong and attractive leading roles. The reason for this is that I like writing about women. It gives my stories a female bias, but I think they are better for it. In "The Friendly Ambassador" women dominate the scene and are often thrust into situations that put them at terrible risk, sometimes with harsh results, and even in lighter moments some form of threat is never too far away. If there is death and violence, then it is graphic and brutal. Chick Lit this is not. In some ways the strength, sexuality and appeal of the women featured in these stories are similar to those of the Buffy/Xena/Alias genre. These are women who are up for the fight and give it their all. And as in that genre, the examination of unusual relationships is also explored in the story. You will find many romantic and love interests in "The Friendly Ambassador," these can be normal heterosexual relationships, lesbian, and even between different races.

In "The Friendly Ambassador: The Beginning of the End," the Edenite Breda forms a strong and close relationship with the Klysanthian Clyemne who is involved in her rescue, and fears her potential loss at the hands of the pursuing Keruh. And in the second book "The Friendly Ambassador: A Gathering of Angels," Peleus forms a powerful relationship with Lysippe, while two other Klysanthians, Scyleia and Heli begin the steps that will form full and loving relationships with the Androktones Tai-Gil and Ann-Ra. Both want to save the unsaveable. The Androktone characters have great appeal in this respect. They are strong, fearless and viciously brutal. But they are not evil, they do what they do because they have to: they have no choice. And underneath they are as vulnerable as children. The Klysanthians have a similar appeal. They may not be as strong as the Androktones, but they are equally fearless and equally at risk, and they are also genuine and kind.

"The Friendly Ambassador" stories blend Greek Myth with traditional science-fiction, taking a different approach to the legend of Atlantis, the origination of the Amazons, and the true nature of mythical creatures such as the Cyclops and Centaurs as aliens from other worlds. The story is set on Atlantian Earth, on board various ships in space, and on the far off world of Eden. It is full of rich characters, monsters and hardware, but it is packaged in a totally different way to anything that's been done before.

Although there are many visual centrepieces, it is the relationships between the principal characters and their understanding of each other that is the main focus of the story. At first opposing one another, many of the characters are forced together and learn that they are very much the same despite their very different natures and origins. All the aliens have different viewpoints and agendas; there are no blind killers, and the borders between the good guys and the bad guys are deliberately blurred. The idea is to break through the barriers of both race and creed and to show that all are the same underneath.

David Richards's website is at www.booksandstories.com.
More information can also be found at www.thefriendlyambassador.com

The little angel of friendship only needs a few more feathers before he has the daring high flying wings he has waited so long for, but the task he has been assigned to is harder than he thought. He has to help a young girl named Patricia make friends in the new city that she and her family have moved to. Patricia is deaf, so she has to use her hands to talk and the other kids are treating her like a baby because of it.

This the first book in a series of angel wings books. It was just published in 1999 and there are 13 books in the series already. Children will find it enjoying to read the book themselves. The black and white pictures help to show more what Patricia's life is like.

I found this book to be very heart warming. It helped me to realize that even though someone is different on the outside we are all the same on the inside.

Ashley @ MyShelf.Com

This book on elementary metaphysics seems too short to be useful...but it turns out to be the first handbook you need to explore this subject (and, for many, the last as well).

When I first read this book, I was AMAZED...because I found it to be 100% in keeping with my own experiences, experiences I had been trying for years to convey to others. I had been able to get through to some people who didn't mind my scientific explanations and support information; but a lot of my friends just don't care about that...they are only interested in results.

This is a book about the results, and techniques to get them. If you want the science behind it, you'll need to look further; but "From Atoms to Angels" is a heck of a good introduction to by applying metaphysical principles to your life to make it work.

Garshin's stories deserve a much wider audience. In my experience, even Russian readers do not know his work, or barely remember it from their school days. And yet the best of these stories -- the title story, a couple of others also related to the Russo-Turkish War, and a few more, quite diverse -- are as memorable and carefully crafted as the stories of Checkhov and Tolstoy. Read this book and wish that Garshin, like so many other great artists, had had time to create more before his early death.

I have a friend who is a web designer, and she uses the nickname angel. So I was delighted when I came across this CD Rom and now have the perfect gift for xmas (she knows so not spoiling!) There 100s of full colour angels in a large "paper-doll' size book. The images from Victorian Angels and they are gorgeous full colour depictions. This image are HUGE, approximately 800x1500 pixels is average size, in TIF format, perfect for web designs or for use in more personal graphics just as a web page or "siggies".

All are open CD ROM, too, so no bother with scanning them. They are Permission free use, so there is no limit but you imagination and you talent. Nothing to install, you can just open the file from your CD Rom Dive and access the images directly. Great for Paint Shop Pro use.

Great for web designers, graphics mavens, and the perfect gift for anyone who loves angels

This is a great guide. It's easy to use and looked brand new when I got it.

These books are a positive answer to the C.S. Lewis classic. The first time I attempted to read Lewis' I was almost frightened. The Gabriel Letters had a completely opposite effect. They were positive, inspiring and filled with hope.

I think anyone would find these letters interesting.

A new adventure awaits the Angels, but wait! The Moon Angel Troupe has broken apart since the defeat of Prince Eonia! Now, a new Angel Troupe, the Rune Angel Troupe, has been put on the scene of the new found galaxy, NEUE. Kazuya Shiranami has been recruited as the very first male angel! He was just a pastry chef at a cafe and now he's the leader of the Angel's squad!
In Volume 1 of Galaxy Angel II, Kazuya meets some of the squad. Nano-Nano Pudding, a cat-like nano-machine child with a healing power. Kahlua Majoram, a witch with a flirty and outgoing alter-ego, Tequila, who makes her powers much stronger. He is told about Lily C. Sherbert, who is on Seldor, reluctant to be with the Angel's full-time because of her attatchment to the King's Imperial Guard, as one of the most powerful swordsmistress's. And then, Kazuya learns about Anise Azeat, a thief (she calls herself a treasure hunter) who tries to pay off her huge financial debts to Mint, making her become desperate and is not an angel until the 2nd volume comes out.
And of course, there's Apricot Sakuraba, Milfie's sister with a deadly fear of men which will come into action when she is touched by a guy by pounding them high in the air. Despite this, there are hints that Apricot is falling in love with Kazuya.
Milfie is trapped in ABSOLUTE, the gateway between EDEN and NEUE, as the only Gatekeeper. Apricot and the Troupe must find a way to get her out of there... Before she is kidnapped by the new evil force!