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The Secrets of an Angel book series is a gentle flight through stories that glow with magic, courage, and heart. Each tale whispers to the soul—reminding children (and the child within us all) that bravery begins with a single beat, strength blooms in quiet moments, and true confidence is the light we carry inside.
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My Hidden Treasure Chest
Have you ever imagined what secrets might lie inside a hidden treasure chest—one not filled with gold, but with possibilities?
Join Valor and Alex, two adventurous siblings on their summer vacation in the beach town of Ship Bottom, New Jersey. Their parents give them each a treasure chest to fill with memories and reminders as they uncover a path to strength, courage, imagination, and the people they are meant to become.
I am Brave Like an Eagle
Explore courage with Alex and Valor as they learn to be brave with the help of Ernie the Eagle! Along the way, they and their friends discover that courage comes in many forms—facing fears, standing up for others, showing kindness, and believing in yourself. With encouragement, friendship, and small acts of compassion, they learn how to soar above challenges—just like Ernie.
I Found My Inner Voice in Outer Space
Blast off with Valor and Alex as they embark on an exciting cosmic adventure aboard The Echo Voyager—their treehouse-turned-rocket. Along the way, they discover the power of listening to their own inner voice rather than seeking approval from others. Through their journey, they learn that by changing the thoughts and images in their minds, they can reshape the stories they tell themselves.
About the Author
Amy Englebert created *The Secrets of an Angel* book series, inspired by an angel and rooted in her personal struggles during childhood and young adulthood. Once lacking strength, courage, and confidence—so much so that she was voted “Most Shy” in high school—she eventually found her voice. Through life’s challenges, she learned to take chances, trust herself, and grow into the person she was always meant to be.