Review Detail
Kids Indie
561
Clever story
Overall rating
4.8
Writing Style
5.0
Plot/Story
5.0
Illustrations (if applicable)
4.0
Characters (if applicable)
5.0
Editing/Design Quality
5.0
This story deals with loss, which is usually a very sensitive and difficult subject, in an uplifting and entertaining way and shows us that not all guardian angels have wings.
Good Points
Uplifting and entertaining.
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