Angels Watching Over Me
by Lurlene McDaniel
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Read in January, 2008
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In Angels Watching over Me by Lurlene McDaniel, Leah Lewis-Hall, the protagonist, deals with various pains over her body and because of these pains, she ended up in the hospital (almost the entire setting of the book). Without her mother being by her side because she is in Japan for a honeymoon with her fifth husband, Leah meets and becomes friends to a Amish girl named Rebekah and her siblings, Charity and Ethan in addition to Molly, their nurse. When Leah was hospitalized, she learns the diff...more
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Read in January, 2008
This book is about how Leah Lewis-Hall, a teenage girl went to the hospital because her finger and her knee hurts and later from diagnosis from doctors, she was told that she had cancer. During the time that she was in the hospital, she met an Amish family which are people who a bit isolated from the modern world, such as the way they dress and even speak. In the hospital, Leah met Ethan and they both are falling for each other.
In this book, I learned that it can be very hopeless in a situatio...more
In this book, I learned that it can be very hopeless in a situatio...more
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This book is about a teenager girl named Leah Lewis Hall, and spends her Christmas in the hospital. Throughout that time she meets a little Amish girl named Rebecca. This book explains the difference of the Amish culture and the culture that we live in today. Leah and Rebecca become close friends and share their beliefs and what they enjoy. Each day Rebecca is getting sicker and sicker, were as the docters are still trying to figure out what caused Leah's finger to break.
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Read in January, 1998
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Loved these books when I was in elementary school and even into middle school. Looking back I knew they were ridiculously melodramatic and indicate a bizarre morbid tendency but I loved them nonetheless and had friends who felt the same. For whatever reason, they were very compelling to me at that age.
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Read in November, 2007
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i love this book.
it is about a girl who is the hospital because she broke her finger...
she soon falle in love with this Amish guy named ethan,
then finds out that there is a strange doctor that is in the hospital that isnt supposed to be there.
and finds out it isnt just a broken finger
it is about a girl who is the hospital because she broke her finger...
she soon falle in love with this Amish guy named ethan,
then finds out that there is a strange doctor that is in the hospital that isnt supposed to be there.
and finds out it isnt just a broken finger
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Leah Lewis-Hall has always been alone, and then she finds out she has bone cancer! oh no! Then the cancer goes away thanks to an angel! Wow! I liked Rebekah and Ethan and Charity, they were good characters, but the plot was just ehh.
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this book is the first book of the other book that i thought was gonna be good but it wasnt. i think i just need to read this one to get the other one.
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My favourite series of all time is the Angels Trilogy by Lurlene McDaniel.This is the first book in the trilogy.
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recommends it for:
Teens who love romance.
no matter where your from, you can be friends with someone if it's ment to be.
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it was as sad as loosing your own family member but not loosing anyone.
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