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When Angels Collide: Even In Heaven There Are Differences Between Men and Women
Conflicts between Men and Women have been through the beginning of time.
Heaven sent me when someone prayed asking for help with a broken heart. My name is Angela. All went well until another Angel, Duke, was sent to help.
My mission was to try to teach a male human how to treat a woman to let love flourish. Sometimes my subject listened to me but most of the time he ignored my suggestions.
I tried to teach Troy, my subject to listen to women and not to talk about himself all the time. I was trying to teach him to listen to her feelings.
I Duke was here to enlighten Angela.
More than half the time Angela didn’t understand the man’s perspective. With all the classes she took, she still didn’t have a clue about men. I was called down from Heaven to enlighten her.
Read the book and tell me if Angel or Duke is right.
Heaven sent me when someone prayed asking for help with a broken heart. My name is Angela. All went well until another Angel, Duke, was sent to help.
My mission was to try to teach a male human how to treat a woman to let love flourish. Sometimes my subject listened to me but most of the time he ignored my suggestions.
I tried to teach Troy, my subject to listen to women and not to talk about himself all the time. I was trying to teach him to listen to her feelings.
I Duke was here to enlighten Angela.
More than half the time Angela didn’t understand the man’s perspective. With all the classes she took, she still didn’t have a clue about men. I was called down from Heaven to enlighten her.
Read the book and tell me if Angel or Duke is right.
125 pages, Paperback
Published May 21, 2023
About the author
Megan Daley
9 books30 followersMegan Daley is passionate about children's literature and sharing it with young and old alike. In daylight hours, Megan is a teacher librarian at St Aidan's Anglican Girls School in Queensland and was recently awarded the Queensland Teacher Librarian of the Year by the School Library Association of Queensland, as well as the national Dromken Librarians Award, presented by the State Library of Victoria.
A former national vice-president of the Children's Book Council of Australia, she is currently on the Queensland chapter of the board of the Australian Children's Laureate and on the Publications Committee of the National Library of Australia. She blogs about all things literary, library and tech. She also thinks sleep is overrated.
A former national vice-president of the Children's Book Council of Australia, she is currently on the Queensland chapter of the board of the Australian Children's Laureate and on the Publications Committee of the National Library of Australia. She blogs about all things literary, library and tech. She also thinks sleep is overrated.
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November 16, 2023
Angela introduces herself and how prayers work, demonstrating the reason why she is sent to specifically help Troy. Her role is to help Troy understand women, communicating until he can finally hear 'God's voice' and make changes to his routine. Halfway through, Angela realises she doesn't understand men so God sends down another angel to help her. Duke's role is to show the man's perspective as Angela has concentrated on women's perspectives. Stereotypes are used among the angels, which makes for a difficult read. The concept is also great but not executed on paper as there is no growth from either angel.
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I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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