Who Cares What Most Angels Do

This book has been a dream since I lost my Father to Cancer. Seeing all of our lives as Angel lives, my wish is to give hope to all Angels who suffer, as well as celebrate the memories of those who lose their battle with illness. These are stories and pictures of hope.

This book has been a dream of mine since I lost my father to cancer. Seeing all of our lives as Angel lives, my wish is to give hope to all Angels who suffer, as well as celebrate the memories of those who lose their battle with illness. Each stroke of crayon is a ray of sunlight, in a world where the sun fails us from time to time. Each child, who contributed drawings to this book, touched my heart. "Who Cares What Most Angels Do" is a story of hope as seen through a child's eyes. The stories behind the drawings are designed to make us think. The stories come from all sorts of backgrounds, different illnesses that have touched these children's lives and a different perspective than most of us are used to. They say a picture is worth a thousand words. It is in these pictures that we look at life, at struggle, and even sometimes at death. It is a story to remind us that hope is all around us, no matter what our circumstances are.  These are stories and pictures of hope.

Judy Ortado is a free-lance writer and poet. She devoted much of her writing for children to Rainbow's Hope, Inc. , an organization that granted wishes to chronically ill children. She is the author of two children's books. Her poetry and short stories are published in literary magazines throughout the Country. She resides on Staten Island with her husband Richard. Judy has 3 children and 5 grandchildren.