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  • The Asthma Update

    Alvin Silverstein, Virginia B. Silverstein, Laura Silverstein Nunn

    Library Binding (Enslow Pub Inc, May 1, 2006)
    Clearly explains the symptoms of asthma, the history of the disease, and the current research being conducted on fast-acting and long-term treatments and cures.

  • The Update

    Ann Strawn

    eBook (, Aug. 4, 2018)
    When guardian angels started texting Em and asking for help through the Angel App it pushed her way out of her comfort zone. Best friends RJ and Dee helped her to accept her gift and protect it from nosy tech geek Kai. Things had just started to feel normal until another app exploded onto the tech scene. This one claimed to give its users a heavenly connection, too, and even predicted miracles.Is this new app really just like the Angel App? If an algorithm can predict a miracle, then does anyone need angels?

  • The Update

    Ann M Strawn

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, July 30, 2018)
    When guardian angels started texting Em and asking for help through the Angel App it pushed her way out of her comfort zone. Best friends RJ and Dee helped her to accept her gift and protect it from nosy tech geek Kai. Things had just started to feel normal until another app exploded onto the tech scene. This one claimed to give its users a heavenly connection, too, and even predicted miracles. Is this new app really just like the Angel App? If an algorithm can predict a miracle, then does anyone need angels?

  • The Update

    Ann Strawn, Aliz Smith

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    When guardian angels started texting Em and asking for help through the Angel app it pushed her way out of her comfort zone. Best friends RJ and Dee helped her accept her gift and protect it from nosy tech geek Kai. Things had just started to feel normal until another app exploded onto the tech scene. This one claimed to give its users a heavenly connection, too, and even predicted miracles. Is this new app really just like the Angel app? If an algorithm can predict a miracle, then does anyone need angels?