The Adventures of Angel

By Susan K. Droney

Angel’s New Friends – Angel goes exploring into the forbidden forest, ocean, and farm in search of new friends.

Angel’s Band – Angel and her friends decide to form a band using objects found around the farm for their instruments.

Angel And The Watchdog – Angel meets Farmer Zack’s watchdog-in-training in a most unusual way.

Angel’s Wish – Angel is saddened by the illness of one of her friends.

Angel’s Parade – Angel and her friends decide to have a parade for their families.

A Secret For Angel – Angel is sad because her friends don’t want to play with her, but is pleasantly surprised when she finds out the reason.

Angel’s Glasses – When Angel starts bumping into things her mother decides it’s time to take a trip to the eye doctor.

Angel’s New Sister – Angel is upset when her mother tells her that soon a new baby sister will be arriving.

• Language: English
• Publisher: eXtasy Books Inc
• Release date: Feb 2, 2015
• ISBN: 9781487401689

Susan K. Droney

Writing is Susan's number one passion. When she isn't writing, she enjoys reading, spending time in her garden, and visiting family and friends. She has many novels, short stories, and magazine articles to her credit. Raised in western New York, she now resides in New Jersey. For information about Susan's current and upcoming titles, please visit http://www.susandroney.com or http://susandroney.blogspot.com

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Eight delightful stories about a curious little bunny named Angel.

Angel’s New Friends – Angel goes exploring into the forbidden forest, ocean, and farm in search of new friends.

Angel’s Band – Angel and her friends decide to form a band using objects found around the farm for their instruments.

Angel And The Watchdog – Angel meets Farmer Zack’s watchdog-in-training in a most unusual way.

Angel’s Wish – Angel is saddened by the illness of one of her friends.

Angel’s Parade – Angel and her friends decide to have a parade for their families.

A Secret For Angel – Angel is sad because her friends don’t want to play with her, but is pleasantly surprised when she finds out the reason.

Angel’s Glasses – When Angel starts bumping into things her mother decides it’s time to take a trip to the eye doctor.

Angel’s New Sister – Angel is upset when her mother tells her that soon a new baby sister will be arriving.

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The Adventures of Angel

Copyright © 2014 Susan K. Droney

ISBN: 978-1-4874-0168-9

Cover art by Carmen Waters

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The Adventures of Angel

By

Susan K. Droney

Dedication

To: Jennifer, Jessica and Gabriel

Chapter One

Angel’s New Friends

Angel rubbed her eyes and scampered over to the lettuce patch. She munched happily for a few seconds, then played a game of tag with Butterfly, hopping up and down the rows of lettuce. I’m hungry, Butterfly. Butterfly flittered above her, then gently landed on her back. Angel loved giving Butterfly rides. She hopped over to her brother and sister. She gently nudged them. Time to wake up, brother! Time to wake up, sister! she called.

Angel, go to sleep, her mother yawned as Angel’s brother and sister nestled closer to her.

Angel shrugged. Everyday was the same thing. No one wanted to play. All they wanted to do was sleep. Mommy always told her to act like a good little bunny and gave her so many rules to follow, like staying away from the forest and ocean animals. She sighed, remembering the few times she had hopped to the edge of the forest. It was dark in there, but she wasn’t afraid. She wasn’t afraid of anything. She wanted to explore, but she was never to leave the garden, especially not without Mommy.

What are you going to do today? Butterfly asked.

Angel wrinkled her nose. I’m going to find some new friends to play with! she announced as she hopped away.

No, you can’t! Butterfly warned, nervously flying around Angel in circles.

I’m a big girl, Angel stubbornly answered as she washed her face. Besides, I heard Froggy telling neighbor Groundhog that he met some very nice forest animals on his vacation.

But you’ll get into trouble, Angel. Those animals and insects aren’t our kind. You have to stay in the garden.

I don’t care, Butterfly. I’m going to see who’s in there, Angel said and scurried into the dark forest.

Angel hopped for a long time, stopping to munch on berries and leaves. Everything tasted so good! She saw beautiful, tall trees and more plants than she had ever seen in the garden. Her feet became tired so she stopped to rest against a large tree. She sat down, then washed her feet.

Growl!

What was that noise? She looked all around, but saw no one there.

Who…who’s there? Angel asked in a frightened voice.

You’re not supposed to be in here.

Angel watched the funny looking furball moving closer to her. Suddenly she wasn’t afraid anymore. What are you? she asked.

I’m a cub! the furball answered.

Angel circled him. You’re not so scary looking.

He growled.

What’s your name? Angel asked.

Lou, he answered, followed by another growl.

Why do you make those funny noises, Lou? She laughed.

Oh! he said, sitting next to her. Because I’m a cub, silly! You’re supposed to be scared and run away.

Angel laughed again.