Books with title Littlest Angel

More than 1 million copies sold! One of the best-selling children's books of all time. First released in book form in 1946, this story has since appeared in numerous editions. It tells of a small angel who simply can't get with the program no matter how hard he tries. Then an understanding elder angel realizes that he's homesick and is able to retrieve a box of his most treasured possessions from "back home." When it comes time for Jesus to be born on Earth, The Littlest Angel gives his precious box to the Baby, but he is worried that God will think his gift too humble. However, God is pleased indeed, and transforms the box into The Star of Bethlehem. The Littlest Angel is presented with the award-winning artistry of Paul Micich who has won several awards and medals for his work. Young Ari Micich was the model for his father's artwork in The Littlest Angel.

New illustrations and designed for littles ones in all countries. The timeless Christmas classic of an irrepressible angel who struggles to adapt to his new heavenly home, while disrupting one and all by swinging on the golden gates and singing out of tune in the heavenly choir! After his wish is granted, the Littlest Angel learns to live happily in heaven, but is his gift for the Christ child the right one? This title features American spelling.Recommended for children age 4 to 8. About the AuthorCharles Tazewell was born in Iowa in 1900 and lived into his early seventies. During his lifetime, he enjoyed the success and recognition that his story "The Littlest Angel" brought him, witnessing numerous book printings over the years.The Littlest Angel began as a script for a radio show in 1939 but was not broadcast until a few years later. First published in book form with original illustrations in 1946, The Littlest Angel was also published three years later by Coronet magazine. Loved by children for more than half a century, Charles Tazewell’s story has been illustrated, animated and performed numerous times since its first appearance.