Your middle school child will be a fast fan of The Active Angel Agency!

A book series that promotes kindness, faith, and hope, and gives readers unforgettable characters to look up to!

Why is This Book Series So Valuable For Your Reader?

In every book in the series, your reader will meet a new character, a child ages 8 to 13, who learns to deal with a significant life change with the support and guidance of a messenger angel. Through encouragement, prayer, scripture, and listening, Addie, Ellie, and Carol complete their missions.

Your reader will learn that trials are temporary, but God's plan for their life is good and his love is eternal.

This book series fits Christian middle-grade fiction, wholesome books for girls 8 to 13, clean chapter books with positive messages, and faith-centered stories about family and friendship.

Fun, adventure, humor, and problem-solving are part of completing each assignment. The stories are relevant, heartwarming, and engaging.

Your child will care about the characters, empathize with their struggles, and root for goodness to win.

Welcome to the Active Angel Agency!

Agents Adelynn Grace, Eleanor Hope, and Caroline Joy are part of a special team of angels assigned to help children navigate life's hardest moments. Each case brings a new challenge-and a new chance to bring hope.

The Agency springs into action when Jenny Breck sends up her desperate prayers for help with her family.

Jenny loves soccer.

On the field, everything makes sense. The rules are clear. The goals are simple.

But off the field, her life feels like it's falling apart.

Ever since her parents' separation, nothing feels the same. Home feels different. Her emotions feel bigger. And the anger she tries to hide keeps growing when it feels like no one is listening.

Then a mysterious new soccer coach begins to see past Jenny's frustration, causing her to question whether change always means loss.

As Jenny struggles with the end of the life she once knew, Agent Adelynn faces her very first assignment. Can she help Jenny face an uncertain future, especially when an unwelcome surprise threatens to make things even harder? Or will Jenny's hurt and anger keep her from accepting help when she needs it most?