Angel Martinez-O'Reilly's plans aren't those of a typical down-to-earth holiday traveler. In fact, she's a cherub-in-training who must complete her naughty-and-nice list by Christmas morning to get promoted to full-fledged angel. On flight 781 flying from New York to Chicago, she has her hands full. Eugene, the computer genius, needs a boost of sexual confidence so he'll propose to his true love. Jeanie, the heart-breaking stewardess bitch, is due for a dose of her own medicine. Sean Conlan, the handsome English pilot whose heart was Jeanie-stomped, is the most deserving of anyone to have a merry Christmas. Her list is growing instead of shrinking while Celeste, her heavenly supervisor, keeps popping in to remind her that time is running out. The real problem is Sean. Feelings for him have Angel's heart-strings tied up in a fancy bow. Love just might tempt her to put the harp lessons on hold.

Originally published: Gold Medal Books, New York, 1953.

World-class worrywart Angel returns for a real emotional workout when her whole family goes off for the summer to visit her stepfather's parents in Greece. Illustrations.

A delightful new illustrated series that little girls will love! Lily is the littlest angel at Amelia's Angel Academy, and it's time for her to sit a test to qualify for her wings and a proper place at the academy. However, there is only one place available, and two angels are vying for it. When everything keeps going wrong for Lily, she begins to wonder if the other angel might be sabotaging her ...

Elizabeth Gets Her Wings by Janet Stobie is a Christmas picture book for children ages 3-8. Energetic, enthusiastic Elizabeth doesn't want to wait another three years to get her wings. "Pick me," she cries when God asks for a helper. Maybe she can earn her wings early. The task sounds easy. Will Elizabeth be successful? Travel with Elizabeth as she seeks volunteers for a mysterious journey. Janet Stobie gives a new perspective to the traditional story of the three kings' visit in Bethlehem. Olivia Phillips has captured the spirit of Elizabeth's adventure in her delightful watercolor illustrations. You will enjoy reading "Elizabeth Gets Her Wings" with your child. Like "Spectacular Stella" and "Can I Hold Him, Janet Stobie's new book, "Elizabeth Gets Her Wings" is an excellent Christmas resource for teachers and clergy.

Stella sprout her wings to protect the family she loves all while she is pregnant. She learns how to forgive as well as how to fly; and how to mend broken hearts.

Once there was a beautiful little angel who lived in heaven. Her name is Gabriella. She lived there with a host of other little angels. They loved living in heaven as there was so much love from their master.