Angels Unlimited (4) – Calling the Shots: No. 4 (Mel Beeby, Agent Angel) - Softcover

Dalton, Annie

3.71

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9780006754879: Angels Unlimited (4) – Calling the Shots: No. 4 (Mel Beeby, Agent Angel)

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0006754872 ISBN 13: 9780006754879

Publisher: HarperCollinsChildren’sBooks, 2002

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Feisty Mel the trainee time-travelling angel is back for her fourth adventure! And this time, it’s1920s Hollywood that needs her special touch...

Mel gets the Call – a strange out-of-body experience which tells Angel Academy students that they are ready for their first guardian angel module. At first, it seems like a suitably fluffy assignment – the America of the 1920s, full of flappers and limos, jazz and silent movies. But Mel’s got her hands full when she has to look after Honesty Bloomfield, a sullen, withdrawn girl who is travelling across America with her family. They are bound for Hollywood – the city of dreams, or nightmares?

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Review:

Praise for MEL BEEBY:

“Bright, sassy and adventurous”
Daily Express

Praise for LOSING THE PLOT:

“The book is a glossy package, the writing hip and current, but the story has integrity, substance and depth.”
Guardian

Praise for WINGING IT from amazon.co.uk readers:

“I can’t wait until the next ANGELS UNLIMITED book comes out!”

“The cover is really cool and so is the story!”

“This is such a lovely book. It is warm, funny, a great adventure story – and also full of insights about the problems around death and dying. It's a really original book – give it to all your friends!”

“The coolest book on earth!!!”

Synopsis:

Feisty Mel the trainee time-travelling angel is back for her fourth adventure! And this time, it's1920s Hollywood that needs her special touch...New-look cover for an angelic series rebirth! Mel gets the Call -- a strange out-of-body experience which tells Angel Academy students that they are ready for their first guardian angel module. At first, it seems like a suitably fluffy assignment -- the America of the 1920s, full of flappers and limos, jazz and silent movies. But Mel's got her hands full when she has to look after Honesty Bloomfield, a sullen, withdrawn girl who is travelling across America with her family. They are bound for Hollywood -- the city of dreams, or nightmares?

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