Judy Delton masterfully captured the essence of childhood in her writing, earning comparisons to literary giants like Beverly Cleary. Her stories resonated deeply with young readers, offering a window into their world with authenticity and warmth. Delton's prolific output brought joy and understanding to generations of children through her engaging narratives. Beyond her work for young audiences, she also nurtured aspiring writers, sharing her expertise through teaching and a widely respected guide on the craft of writing.
Finally, Angel’s family life is nearly perfect: one mother (who is able to spend more time at home), one new father (who turned out all right despite being a TV clown), and one little brother (even though he gets an embarrassing case of head lice). All’s fine, that is, until Angel’s mother returns home from a doctor’s appointment with some shocking news: a baby! For beloved worrywart Angel, things will never stay the same.