Jamie and the Angel: Meeting Her Guardian Angel
Author
Carol Guy
Publisher
Marvelous Spirit Press
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Many children are gifted in the psychic area, but fail to be taught that it is OK to see things that others may fail to see or acknowledge. Jamie and The Angel is a story for children and people of all ages who may be experiencing psychic and "intuitive insights." This delightful book helps children to know they are not alone, and that what they are experiencing is a gift.
It also helps parents to nurture and encourage their children's psychic and intuitive abilities. Once children understand that their angels are there to always help them, they can learn to get in touch with their guardian angels, and other help from the spirit world. This beautiful book also has a Parent's Guide to help them teach their children about their special "God Given Gifts."
Jamie is an 8-year-old girl from a military family who's been having a hard time making friends because her family moves around a lot and her parents are busy trying to make things work. She struggles with her gifts and prays for help in her life. When her Angel appears, will Jaime's prayer's for understanding and guidance be fulfilled? Read this book and find out!
Parents and Psychics Praise for Jamie and The Angel
"What a beautiful story! Jamie and the Angel isn't just for children, it is for us all to see the magic that is within us and how we all can open our heart to the Divine realm where angels do live. It is Purely Divine. I recommend this beautiful book to everyone."
--Michele Blood, co-author Become A Magnet To Money Through the Sea of Unlimited Consciousness and Self Esteem For KIDZ
"A wonderful book that all children should read on the path of self-acceptance and to know that being different is perfect to allow their imagination to flow in life."
--Steven L. Hairfield, PhD author, The Twelve Sacred Principles of Karma
"Wow! What a wonderful book for both children and adults. Children must be encouraged and supported in understanding their relationship with God and the gifts they have been blessed with. Jamie and The Angel addresses these concerns admirably well. I recommend it as a must read for both children and adults."
--Lawrence T. Bond, PhD co-author, Deeper Metaphysics
"This inspiring book, is a special light in the world for these rare gifted children and their parents! Carol Guy's sensitive expression touched my children deeply and led to discussions we've never had before. I am grateful for this gem!"
-- Traci Amos. Singer/Songwriter, founder of OPOLnow.org
"Jamie and The Angel is a comfort for children learning to accept their gifts. Carol Guy captures the essence of connection between spirit and children."
Robin Marvel author, Awakening Consciousness: A Girl's Guide!
"All children should know their personal angels and/or guardians from the beyond. Jamie and The Angel shows us that it is alright to feel different as a child. As demonstrated in this colorful story by Carol Guy, children together with their parents, can acknowledge their unique gifts and feel OK about contact with their personal helpers from God."
--Jules Kennedy author, Dimensional Ascension: Multi-Dimensional Living for Light Workers
Learn more at www.CarolGuy.com
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Reviews
Jamie and the Angel is a greatly illistrated as well as worded book and inpiration for young readers who have a gift of seeing. The book allows a young reader to know that it is okay for them to accept the gift and use it, and not to be afraid for there are others out there like them.
This book with its well written decriptive naritive tale and vibrant pictures is a great resource and inspiration for young readers.
Reviewed on 11/21/2010 by ReviewTheBook.com Member Michelle Lichtenfels
A beautifully illustrated children's book (illus. Richa Kinra), Carol Guy has touched on a subject that has had many a parent scratch his/her head wondering what their child is talking about. Almost every child below the age of 6 and sometimes even older has had an "invisible friend" or has claimed to see people who aren't there. How do you explain this to your children? What can you say to comfort them and let them know it's alright to talk about it?
This story is just the right blend of comfort and level of reading for sharing with your children. Jamie is very troubled with what she is seeing that others don't appear to see. It makes her feel shy and isolated from her peers. Her parents told her it was all her imagination, which made her feel there was something wrong with her.
Praying one night, she asked for help. She told God how she felt and asked what she could do. As she lay in bed that night, hoping He would answer her prayers, a bright light filled her room. As it came closer she saw it was an Angel. The angel comforts her with her words and explanation, an explanation that was easy for Jamie to understand. This is a book that resonates with simplicity and innocence. No one should be made to feel different because of what they perceive, what is in front of their eyes, or what they are hearing. Life is all about learning, and some learning curves are different. Some paths switch direction and some stay in a straight line, in other words, who are we to decide there is something not quite right about someone who sees things, whether adult or child. Most children leave it behind but a few do not, and they are our fortunate future.
After the end of the story, Carol Guy has written Guidelines for Parents that could be very helpful in dealing with this "gift" that so many children have for only a short while. I as a grandmother found this book to be an excellent resource, both story and guidelines, because my granddaughter was one of these special children. The story itself is only 14 pages plus 1 page of Guidelines and 1 page about the author and illustrator. A wealth of comfort and understanding in one little book. I loved this beautiful little book and highly recommend it to all ages who have or know children, or who still maintain these "gifts". Everyone can benefit.
Reviewed on 07/20/2010 by ReviewTheBook.com Member Betty Gelean
Jamie and the angels
By: Susan Pettrone
Jamie was a shy little girl, hesitant to speak in school, with virtually no friends. She longed for friends but she was thought of as odd because of her habit of staring into the sky during recess, not joining in on their games. She was called “weird” by her classmates, a taunt that hurt but one she didn’t know how to stop.
You see Jamie was a little different than the other children, she saw special things that others did not and people did not understand.
Jamie’s life was different too, in that her father was in the military and they moved a lot, something that did not exactly make it easier for Jamie to make friends. She tried to explain what she saw that was different than that of other people to her parents but they did not understand. They did not make fun of Jamie of course but they did tell her that a lot of what she was describing was her imagination. This made Jamie sad that she couldn’t even get her parents to understand and she went to bed that night sad.
Before she went to bed, she prayed to God because she had been taught that God will help you if you pray to him and believe what you pray with all your heart. Jamie went to bed that night hoping that God would have time to help her. After all Jamie knew there were a lot of people who had bigger prayers than she did.
Then something happened that cemented Jamie’s belief in both the power of prayer and the fact that no prayer is too small to take to God. What happens to Jamie is nothing but a spiritual answer to a prayer and a wellspring of hope for all who read this book, child and adult alike.
It is a book that brings back the simplicity of childhood prayer and adds to it the lesson all should know, that God is never too busy to listen to even the prayer of a child.
This is a book that I would purchase in a heartbeat for any child and quite frankly for a lot of adults as well. It brings to the reader a message that God is always listening to you and no one is too young nor any problem too small to ask him for help.
I highly recommend for readers of all ages, as it touches the heart as well as renews the soul.
Reviewed on 02/18/2010 by ReviewTheBook.com Member Susan Pettrone
