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Fourteen-year-old Prissie Pomeroy has adjusted to the knowledge that many of the "people" she knows in her town are actually angels, but one of them, Adin, is not what he claims to be, and a new boy named Ransom is not making her life any easier. Book #2
Quick Summary
Prissie Pomeroy thought she had her small town figured out once she realized that some of the people around her are actually angels, but when one of those angels' true motives are called into question and a stubborn new boy named Ransom shows up, her world gets a lot more complicated. The story mixes everyday middle school drama friend drama, family expectations, and a hint of romance with a supernatural mystery that keeps you guessing until the end. Kids who enjoy stories where the ordinary world has a secret magical layer, like in *The Mysterious Benedict Society* or *Maximum Ride*, will find a lot to like here. There are some tense moments and a few scary scenes, but overall it's a fun, fast-paced adventure that feels both heartfelt and funny. Parents will appreciate that it deals with themes of trust, identity, and standing up for what's right, without being preachy. If you're looking for a book that can hold a middle grader's attention with a mix of humor, heart, and a hint of the divine, this is a solid choice.