ALEX & THE ARCHANGEL (FOR AGES 4-7) Rachel Williams
Alex’s life is far from perfect: Mum thinks he doesn’t realise how unhappy she’s been since her boyfriend left, but he knows she cries late at night when she thinks no one can hear... Alex is powerless to help his Mum until one day the voice of Archangel Michael answers his desperate plea for help! By teaching Alex to tune himself in to the universal energies, Archangel Michael shows Alex that he is a Child of the Universe who can even visualise Archangel Michael and enlist his healing powers. Who knows? Maybe between them they’ll manage to make Mum smile again....
52pp, 191mm x 246mm, illus. in b&w, softback, 2005
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