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The Angel With The Golden Glow

By Elissa Al-Chokhachy and illustrated by Ulrike Graf

The Angel with the Golden Glow teaches the importance of living every moment of life and that love and life are eternal. Families dealing with a special needs child, the loss of a child because of SIDS, Tay-Sach's, miscarriage, children's cancer, or other children's illness resulting in an infant death, or the loss of a loved one will find The Angel with the Golden Glow to be a resource of comfort with its underlying principle that our spirits live forever. Parents who seek out organizations such as Compassionate Friends will find The Angel with the Golden Glow offers comfort in a time of loss and grief with its' strong and powerful message of love, hope, and faith. This book's content will evoke emotion and discussion, and help instill the basic premise that "everyone has a purpose".

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REVIEWS & TESTIMONIALS FOR: THE ANGEL WITH THE GOLDEN GLOW:

"This book captured my heart and in some ways mirrored my life. After my child's death, books became an integral part of my journey through grief. The Angel with the Golden Glow is a book that I can use to share my story and my child, to show the hope a special angel can give and the joy another special angel can bring. It is a book to share with others who face a similar loss or simply to remind us of the inspiring gifts given by the smallest angels in our lives."
Lynda Crawford, Founder, Zachary Mauri Crawford Tribute Fund , Pediatric Oncology, Dana Farber Cancer Institute

"There are few books dealing with the death of a child from a cause other than sudden death syndrome... and few books for siblings of a child who dies. Elissa Al-Chokhachy's new book helps fill a void in children's literature."
The Boston Globe

"The Angel with the Golden Glow gave so much back to me that I had lost with the death of my son, Joshua Ian. This story, and the story behind it, has brought me a sense of peacefulness and light that has lifted my heart as only true angels can."
Christina MacGregor

"The comforting story of Vail, 'who never said a word, but moved so many' helps put the seemingly senseless deaths of young children into a meaningful spiritual perspective. This book is destined to become a standard in church and hospital gift shops, as well as other venues sensitive to higher spiritual consciousness."
The NAPRA Review

"This book is heaven sent. After our son Brett died, my husband and I couldn't put it down. A light and beautiful way of dealing with such a heart rendering subject. Thank you!"
Krysta Stanley

"The Angel with the Golden Glow should be in every library. It is beautifully written and beautifully illustrated with a universal message for all."
The National Center for Death Education

"This is a rare book that brings together children and the adults in their world... that invites into the written story and our own story. This book will prove to be an essential gift to readers and deserves a wide distribution."
World Pastoral Care Center

"Elissa Al-Chokhachy writes the way angels fly, and artist Graf paints like they smile. In love and in plentitude. For families who have loved and lost. For children who are born special."
The Book Reader

"This most beautiful story is truly from the heart. It should be required reading for every nurse. What a gift to share with the world!"
Susan Nordemo, Registered nurse

"The Angel with the Golden Glow offers hope in grief. It holds joy and grief in the same place, honoring and connecting these two truths."
Martha Hayward

"How beautiful! There were tears in my eyes... I thought of all the children in Herman Hospital when my grandson was there years ago. The story reaches the reader physically, mentally and spiritually. It needs to be shared with people of all ages everywhere."
Roberta B. Ledgerwood, Retired art teacher

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