Through Children's Eyes - Donna Pittman-Sewell - Bog

Through Children's Eyes was written to show some detailed information about what children see and hear and the experiences of their imagination. Children have a story to tell if they are heard, and in this book, the girls are experiencing these angel fairies they see in the woods. These angel fairies are beautiful, and the girls are looking up toward the sky in amazement with their mouths opened. Kylie, Allayah, and Allanah realize these angels can talk, and this really has the girls shouting that the angels can talk to them. The girls were lost, and these angels came to show them how to get out of the woods safely. Angel fairies are real in their imagination, but they soon will find out that the angel fairies will leave them when they search for the fairies to get them to come back so they can show their mother, father, and friends that these fairy angels are not part of their imagination. These angel fairies have come to answer the girls' many questions and make sure they are kept aware of the things in the world. They also give the girls advice they will remember and cherish as they grow in their life journey. Anytime they are confused about something or want to ask questions, they would call on the angels for help, knowing they would be safe by obeying their parents with the help of the angels.