Books with title Painting Angels

Have your little Picassos and Rembrandts grab their paints and brushes. Its time to make some art! This collection of diverse projects is the perfect introduction to a new medium for budding artists to explore. Students will paint on various materials, use different techniques, and develop artistic abilities while developing their creativity and persistence.

What happens when you can’t get away from the person who drives you craziest? Sam and Macrina are about to find out. Stuck working together to help the nuns, Sam and Macrina come up with a thousand reasons to disagree. Sam is too rude. Macrina is too bossy. Summer at the monastery will be miserable if they can’t find some common ground. With the help of three friendly nuns, a runaway bunny, and Saucer the trusty corgi, Macrina and Sam discover a big secret that helps put them on the road toward peace.

Three teenagers wrote this book. There is the story of the excellent student who relaxed after eating a drugged biscuit. This led to an addiction which led the good student to being expelled from school, getting heavily intro drugs and landing up in a rehabilitation center where things were equally bad. The story does have a positive ending as the young man finds the strength to get out of drugs and to go "straight." The second story is about a girl who innocently gets into Satanism. She almost becomes a human sacrifice but escapes in time and is able to live a normal life. The third story is about a girl who was crippled in an accident. All the stories have a positive ending.

Meet the Scribble Monsters—Inky, Blot, HB, Pablo, and Nibs. These playful characters guide kids through a series of fun activities, encouraging them to paint, decorate, and print on these pages. Get out the paints and brushes and join the Scribble Monsters for some cool projects! Liven up boring bath towels with spots and stripes, turn plain white train cars bright red, make a rainbow shine, and get messy by splattering and flicking paint. Plus, you’ll learn how to mix colors. Remember to keep the book open until the pages are dry, and the wash the paintbrushes when you’re done.