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    Transforming Angel - True Story of an Inner City Child - a bridge to something better: Remarkable Child Memoir Series
    Transforming Angel - True Story of an Inner City Child - a bridge to something better: Remarkable Child Memoir Series
    Transforming Angel - True Story of an Inner City Child - a bridge to something better: Remarkable Child Memoir Series
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    Transforming Angel - True Story of an Inner City Child - a bridge to something better: Remarkable Child Memoir Series

    By Clair Hellen

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    Encouraging words and meaningful spiritual quotes, everyone needs them. Discover their power and personal benefit in your life at:  www.KingdomCompanions.com

    Transforming Angel - In this captivating true short story, become informed of the daily drama at an inner city middle school. Learn about a teacher's heart-felt conviction to go beyond the "usual" supportive environment within her classroom. And as a result of her efforts, discover if one of her students, Brayton, can rise up like a phoenix, out of the ashes that framed his former life.

    Transforming Angel is the true story of an inner city child - a bridge to something better - short read.

    A juvenile nonfiction short story inspirational from the Remarkable Child Memoir Series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClair Hellen
    Release dateSep 16, 2015
    ISBN9781513098920
    Transforming Angel - True Story of an Inner City Child - a bridge to something better: Remarkable Child Memoir Series

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      Prologue

      Transforming Angel is true story about a remarkable child. The plot is factual, and the concepts are compelling and accurate. Some of the names and places have been changed or added out of respect for those involved.

      I extend a sincere thank you to each of my friends and acquaintances, from around the world, who helped to organize and assist with documenting these personal relationships, encounters and experiences. May many people be encouraged and strengthened as a result of reading short stories from the inspirational—Remarkable Child Memoir

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