Calling the Shots by Annie Dalton

Calling the Shots by Annie Dalton

Feisty Mel the trainee time-travelling angel is back for her fourth adventure! And this time, it’s1920s Hollywood that needs her special touch…

Mel gets the Call – a strange out-of-body experience which tells Angel Academy students that they are ready for their first guardian angel module. At first, it seems like a suitably fluffy assignment – the America of the 1920s, full of flappers and limos, jazz and silent movies. But Mel’s got her hands full when she has to look after Honesty Bloomfield, a sullen, withdrawn girl who is travelling across America with her family. They are bound for Hollywood – the city of dreams, or nightmares?

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Annie Dalton has written many books, including the award-winning The After Dark Princess and the Carnegie Medal shortlist The Real Tilly Beany. She is the creator and author of the hugely successful Angels Unlimited series, which has been sold to several countries, including the USA, and which has been optioned as a film by Disney. Annie lives in Suffolk. She has three children, all of whom inspired the Angels series, and two grandchildren.

SKU	Unavailable
ISBN 13	9780006754879
ISBN 10	0006754872
Title	Calling the Shots
Author	Annie Dalton
Series	Angels Unlimited
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	HarperCollins Publishers
Year published	2002-04-02
Number of pages	160
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.