What would you do, if while out sledding, a six-year old angel fell from the clouds, and landed in your midst? Well, you would take him home, of course! This is exactly what one LDS family in the mountains of Colorado do. The Angel Who Fell from Heaven, by Forrest Phelps-Cook, is a charming story about a young angel, Gabriel, who is supposed to light a Christmas tree in heaven, but accidentally falls through “Heaven’s Drop-off.” His new family on earth takes him home, and then sets about trying to find his family. They pray for help, and a large star appears over the mountains, which Gabriel calls the “spotlight star.” The story then takes an unexpected twist for the family.

About the Author



Author Forrest Phelps-Cook, was born in a small town in Arizona in 1949. Her father was in the US Air Force, so she moved around a lot and saw many different things. The mother of fi ve children, twelve grandchildren and one great-grandchild, Forrest has plenty of inspiration for writing about little angels! Forrest resides in Arkansas, with her husband Jack.

Illustrator, Maryam Tabatabaei, was born on 26th of August 1981. Currently she is studying Illustration hoping to someday make it to the highest level of this industry. She currently lives in United Arab Emirates but is originally from Iran.