The Prodigal Angel - Dunbar Webb, Evelyn L
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In Heaven, little Rachel wants more than anything to be a Guardian Angel. She dreams of going to Earth. She wants to see all the beautiful places she has read about. But instead, she sits in class and hears about them from her teacher. The only thing she thinks to do is run away to Earth and see it for herself. After all, she has friends, so she knows plenty about love and helping others. But soon after she arrives, she discovers everything is a lot harder than she thought. Come join Rachel on her adventure as she learns what it really means to be a Guardian Angel, which is so much more than wanting to be one.…mehr

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In Heaven, little Rachel wants more than anything to be a Guardian Angel. She dreams of going to Earth. She wants to see all the beautiful places she has read about. But instead, she sits in class and hears about them from her teacher. The only thing she thinks to do is run away to Earth and see it for herself. After all, she has friends, so she knows plenty about love and helping others. But soon after she arrives, she discovers everything is a lot harder than she thought. Come join Rachel on her adventure as she learns what it really means to be a Guardian Angel, which is so much more than wanting to be one.
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A lifelong reader, writer, and logophile, Evelyn Dunbar Webb is the recipient of numerous awards for her children's stories, poetry, and essays. After more than four decades as a mother, business owner, English teacher, and workshop instructor, she returned to her first love-spinning tales-in 2016. When she is not writing, she spends her days reading, drawing, gardening, or riding her red tricycle.A native of Connecticut now living in rural central Virginia, Evelyn shares a home with her husband, thousands of books (many of which are hand-me-downs), and the occasional grandchild.