Angels Watching Over Me
A Story of Faith, Courage, and Growing Trust
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Joseph is an imaginative young boy growing up on a quiet Montana farm, where life feels safe, familiar, and full of wonder. But when unexpected loss shakes his world, Joseph begins a journey through grief, fear, friendship, and healing. Through the comfort of family, the beauty of creation, loyal friendships, and gentle reminders of God’s presence, Joseph slowly learns that even in life’s hardest moments, he is never abandoned. Filled with heartfelt storytelling, faith-centered encouragement, and meaningful conversations for children and families, Angels Watching Over Me offers young readers a tender story of hope, courage, emotional healing, and growing trust in God.
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When eight-year-old Joseph’s world begins to change, he finds comfort in the beauty of Montana ranch life, the love of family, loyal friends, and the quiet reminders that God is always near. Filled with warmth, hope, adventure, and gentle faith, Angels Watching Over Me is a moving story about courage, healing, and learning to trust God through life’s hardest moments.
Perfect for families, classrooms, church groups, and children who need reassurance that they are deeply loved and never alone.
About the Author
Susan Violette brings more than 35 years of experience in Christian counseling to her writing. As a mother of three and grandmother to a growing, multi-generational family, she carries a deep love for children and a compassionate understanding of how early life experiences shape the heart. Throughout her years of counseling, Sue observed a consistent pattern: many of the struggles’ adults face can be traced back to wounds formed in childhood. Trauma, mistrust, and emotional pain often take root in those early years and quietly influence a person’s ability to trust, receive love, and fully respond to God’s calling later in life. This realization became the foundation for her writingaddressing the “little child” within and pointing readers toward the healing that only Christ can provide. Sue’s ministry is deeply rooted in Isaiah 61:1–2, a passage that speaks of binding up the brokenhearted and setting captives free. She believes lasting freedom cannot be achieved by human effort alone, but through the redemptive work of Jesus Christ and the transforming presence of the Holy Spirit. It has been her sacred privilege to walk alongside individuals as they encounter God’s restoring grace. This book is not theoryit is the fruit of decades spent listening to stories of pain, resilience, and hope. Sue considers herself a willing vessel, trusting that the true work of healing belongs to the Lord. Sue lives in Spokane, Washington, and is supported and encouraged by her faith community at Mosaic Fellowship.