The Christmas Angel - a Cape Light Novel

by Thomas Kinkade and Katherine Spencer

Book Overview

A Cape library novel. LARGE PRINT EDITION

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0739458833
• ISBN13: 9780739458839
• Release Date: January 2005
• Publisher: Berkley Books
• Weight: 1.58 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 6.6" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

The Christmas Angel

As with all of the Cape Light novels Thomas Kinkade brings the characters to light for a teary, jaw dropping, happy loving novel. All of the past characters are brought into this book so you don't forget anyone and we even meet a new one...who is painted perfectly, you just want to tell her to go home! A book you'll want to keep reading, then when it's over, you just want MORE! I can't wait to read the next one "A Christmas to Remember"

Christmas Love

The book is written a bit like the Mitford Series in that it is a small united community with all the ups and downs of life. There are personality clashes, misunderstandings, discouragement and all the other negatives in human relations. However, the journey to learning to love and accept others and ourselves is full of interesting thought provoking experiences.

He is the writer of hope as well as the painter of light

I have read each book in this collection in a day I can never put them down..He writes with hope just like he paints the light in his pictures..I don't know how he does it but he captured my heart with this uplifting story ..we hear of so many disturbing stories and so much trash in books these days it was just awesome to read a book that made me feel good about the world and to give me hope .I love these books waiting for the next book.

The Christmas Angel

The Christmas Angel by Thomas Kinkade and Katherine Spencer I know it's not Christmas but a good story but a good story is a good story. We all know of Thomas Kinkade as a great painter of light, but have you read any of his stories? This is in the Cape Light series. This book tells more of Emily, a mayor, she's older and recently married. Emily had a daughter over 20 years ago that her mother talked her into giving up. She now has a good relationship with her daughter, but has missed all of the bringing her up. One morning Emily was jogging she spies something moving in the cradle set up outside the church, a little hand. The baby inside starts an adventure you don't want to miss.

He still has it...

Yet again, Thomas Kinkade has delivered. Beautifully, I might add. I still stick with my thought since I've read his first book...this man can tell a story as beautifully as he can paint a picture. Again, I was able to close my eyes and imagine I was there...He does with a story the same as he does with a picture, he brings it to life and makes you want to be there; He does this SO vividly that if you can block out the rest of the world, you ARE in the town of Cape Light. Way to go Thomas Kinkade! Keep up the good work and I can't WAIT for the next one!