In the Mystical forest, all around the Cascade Mountains lives a beautiful family of Forest Angels. They live off the land, respect Mother Earth, and all the things she has to offer. So begins the wise, warm, and beautifully illustrated Raven and the Forest Angels by Heather H. Roberts. When a young boy ventures into the forest and begins to mistreat the animals and plants, the forest angels enter his dreams and help him reconnect to nature in ways he never imagined. Children can enjoy the playful drawings and the magical story of how a rough-and-tumble boy discovers the secrets of nature, while parents can share the gentle ecological message.

I. In those old days, in that old city, they called the Cathedral—and they thought it—the house of God. The Cathedral was the Father's house for all, and therefore it was loved and honoured, and enriched with lavish treasures of wealth and work, beyond any other father's house. The Cathedral was the Father's house, and therefore close to its gates might nestle the poor dwellings of the poor,—too poor to find a shelter anywhere besides; because the central life and joy of the house of God was the suffering, self-sacrificing Son of Man; and dearer to Him, now and for ever, as when He was on earth, was the feeblest and most fallen human creature He had redeemed than the most glorious heavenly constellation of the universe He had made. And so it happened that when Berthold, the stone-carver, died, Magdalis, his young wife, and her two children, then scarcely more than babes, Gottlieb and little Lenichen, were suffered to make their home in the little wooden shed which had once sheltered a hermit, and which nestled into the recess close to the great western gate of the Minster.

"The Ravens and the Angels, with Other Stories and Parables" by Elizabeth Rundle Charles. Published by Good Press. Good Press publishes a wide range of titles that encompasses every genre. From well-known classics & literary fiction and non-fiction to forgotten−or yet undiscovered gems−of world literature, we issue the books that need to be read. Each Good Press edition has been meticulously edited and formatted to boost readability for all e-readers and devices. Our goal is to produce eBooks that are user-friendly and accessible to everyone in a high-quality digital format.

In the heart of the forest during a holiday winter long ago, Beth made her snow angel and a special wish! When winter ends and the snow melts, Beths angel travels from spring to summer and then to fall adventures. Be there when the angel returns for the first snow in the heart of the forest. An enchanting storybook filled with dreams, imagination and wonder. www.thespiritualgarden.com

Lost Angel Walkabout—One Traveler’s Tales is a spirited collection of travel narratives recounting the haps, mishaps, and serendipitous adventures that give, travel-writer Linda Ballou, a sense of wonder and delight. Some of the stories like Falling in the Footsteps of John Muir and Look Both Ways on Small Islands are reflections that might make you glad you stayed home, while River Wise could inspire you to toss the TV clicker out the window and to explore our beautiful planet. All of the stories take you to special places where you share the sensual experience of being there without straining one muscle, getting altitude sickness, or tipping your canoe. This is an eclectic mix of tales filled with chills, spills, giggles and squeaks!

In Annals of Angels: The Genesis, the dawn of creation sparks the epic struggle between Lucifer and all humankind. While in this struggle, one which most humans do not even realize exists, Lucifer pulls no punches. With his lies, tricks, and magic, he gets humans to resent God, get kicked out of the Garden of Eden, murder each other, and plunge the world onto the brink of catastrophe. But not all angels are willing to sit by and watch Lucifer destroy the humans that God so dearly loves. Gabriel and Michael, along with others, heroically stand defiantly between Lucifer and his vindictive vendetta. In this not so classic tale of creation, you will get to see things from the perspective of the angels. In realms unknown to us, angels live, breathe, eat, love, and wage war just as we do. Their lives may often seem very distant from ours, but they often make similar mistakes that eventually drive them away from the almighty God. Will God allow angelic love to overshadow demonic hate, or will he allow Lucifer to win the day and destroy all humanity? The outcome maybe predictable to those who have read the Bible, but in this fiction novel, the twist don't exactly line up with how humanity perceives the genesis of all humankind.

When Satan’s little helper gets real, everyone feels the heat! “Raven is a perfect blend of romance, comedy, action-horror and fantasy. Full of moments to make you giggle, and then reach for the tissue-box!” Meet Raven… she’s feisty, spirited, and has a tendency to get lost in the game. She was born at the age of twenty-seven. She isn’t allowed to think her own thoughts, or make a single move unless someone else wants her to. That’s life, for a character in a book. The author of the book, Mika Mills, knew all good writers try to bring their characters to life… but there are limits. When it all began one fateful, life-changing night, those limits were not only exceeded, but banished to the other side of the universe forever! One moment it was a story about she-devils and Satan, then there was a storm with strange red lightning, and suddenly the novel became a biography. With both she and Raven having starring roles. Neither of them realise it is just the beginning of their spectacular new lives, or that their destinies are being shaped by an ancient scribe, and an even older mystical tablet… their futures woven together through the pages of time itself. They are just about to find out. If discovering your life is not your own isn't scary enough, there is worse to come. Raven wasn't the only one to get a heavy dose of reality after the storm. So did everyone else in the book. Like Raven's two friends, who are also she-devils. And someone they really didn't want to get real. Satan himself. Who isn't too impressed with his staff going rogue, and decides to do something about it. “If you’ve had your fill of the same-old, try a little Raven!” Check out Raven and Mika’s story on the rtgreen website. Enjoy!