Happy New Year 2026! Coming soon, “Angel, angel what Is Christmas?” This warm beautifully illustrated book brings children and families back to the heart of the season. Clear, gentle text and resonant storytelling guides readers through the true meaning of Christmas: love, generosity, faith, and the peace we create when we care for one another.
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Happy New Year 2026! Coming soon, “Angel, angel what Is Christmas?” This warm beautifully illustrated book brings children and families back to the heart of the season. Clear, gentle text and resonant storytelling guides readers through the true meaning of Christmas: love, generosity, faith, and the peace we create when we care for one another. *
Why this book matters
Restores focus: In an era of consumerism and noise, Angel, Angel cuts through distractions and offers a calm, meaningful reflection on what Christmas really celebrates.
Age‑appropriate clarity: Written for young readers but crafted to speak to the whole family, the book explains complex themes—hope, sacrifice, service—in simple, comforting language.
Lasting family resource which extends learning beyond the page, turning reading time into moments of connection and tradition.
What makes this book stand out
Evocative storytelling: A lyrical narrative follows an angel’s gentle journey, inviting readers to see Christmas through eyes of compassion and wonder.
Thoughtful design: Beautiful illustrations and a soothing layout create a keepsake quality perfect for gifting and annual reading traditions.
Practical spiritual application: The book balances reverence and accessibility, making it suitable for families of faith as well as those seeking universal lessons about kindness and community.
Perfect for
Parents and grandparents seeking a meaningful holiday story for children ages 3–10
Teachers and faith leaders looking for classroom or program resources that foster reflection and discussion
Gift-givers who want a thoughtful, memorable present that encourages values over stuff
Read, reflect, and share Angel, Angel — What Is Christmas? Invites families to slow down, remember what truly matters, and practice the values that make the season—and every day—brighter. Reserve your copy now to bring a loving, lasting message of Christmas into your home and celebrations for years to come.2026!
BOOKS
Angel, Angel Do I Have A Conscience?
Angel, Angel Do I Have A Conscience? is Patsakos’ first book published. It teaches about being torn about making decisions between right and wrong. In this book there is a good angel, and a bad angel. The good angel influences the boy to make good choices. The bad angel entices and antagonizes the boy to steal from his friend, Chris. In the end, he listens to the good angel and makes the right decision. This leads to a happy ending when there is a sudden knock at the door! This book is recommended for religious education classes also known as CCD.
Angel, Angel, What Is Love?
The most recent book by the author is Angel, Angel What is Love? In this story, a sweet girl is curious about love. Not sure where to find it, she walks around looking everywhere. As the story unfolds, the main character realizes from the angel’s guidance that love comes from a feeling of good. There should be no jealousy nor rudeness. Instead love is patient and kind.
Where is your faith? Does it sprout quickly and then die quickly? Do thorns kill your faith? Is your faith deeply rooted? Do your reach 30, 60, or 100 others?
Julienne, a passionate advocate behind Angel Books, is dedicated to supporting NAMI, a nonprofit organization focused on mental health awareness. As a committed volunteer and member of the fundraising committee, author Julienne Patsakos plays a vital role in raising funds to help amplify NAMI's mission. For those with loved ones grappling with mental illness, NAMI offers resources nationwide, including support groups tailored for family members, peers, siblings, the community. Connecting with these support networks can provide invaluable assistance and understanding, fostering hope and resilience in challenging times.
“Listen! A farmer went out to plant some seed. As he scattered it across the field , some of the seed fell on the footpath, and and the birds came and ate it. Other seed fell on shallow soil with underlying rock. The seed sprouted quickly because the soil was shallow. But the plant soon wilted under the hot sun, and since it didn’t have deep roots , it died. Other seeds fell among thorns that grew up and choked out the tender plants so they produced no grain. Still other seeds fell on fertile soil, and they sprouted, grew, and produced a crop that was thirty, sixty, and even hundred times as much as had been planted! Then, he said, “Anyone with ears to hear should listen and understand. ”
December 6th 2024, NAMI GALA fundraiser at the Hilton, Staten Island. Maurice Benard of General Hospital and podcast State of Mind, was nominated for his works in mental health. Maurice speaks openly about his childhood hospitalization for bi-polar coupled by anxiety and depression on his podcast. His wife Paula is his biggest supporter.