Adam Angel

- Writer | Inclusivity Advocate -

Bus Stop Buddies

The Showdown

Adam Angel

Adam Angel* is a full-time writer who started writing in 2017. Bus Stop Buddies: The Showdown is Adam's debut children's middle-grade fiction book, co-authored with Preston J. Walls. Adam Angel is a big advocate of diversity and inclusion. He aims to publish more children's books focused on life lessons such as the value of friendships and acceptance of others no matter where they're from, what they look like, their cultural background, or their sexual orientation. Adam lives in Oklahoma with his family. In his spare time, he loves watching American football, UFC, and F-1 racing. He's also a foodie and can be found experimenting in the kitchen. https://www.instagram.com/iamadamangel/

*Adam Angel is a fictitious character created by Amy M. Le. He is Amy's alter ego and pen name created from an anagram of her middle name--Magdalena. All images of Adam Angel were created from AI apps, swapping the author's face.

Testimonials

"In this book we each see ourselves and we learn to see others. We learn to relate, to empathize, to connect, to love All. Some parts of the book are very hard to read, other parts prompt a laugh, but most importantly you will feel, and you will want to open your heart wider, to love more."

—Thomas Dahlborg, President of the Dahlborg Healthcare Leadership Group

"Bus Stop Buddies is great as an individual read, but also a wonderful tool for the classroom and families. The writers craft together an engaging and relatable story with all the feels. it addresses the serious topic of bullying but taking the reader on a journey through the experience, but it's not all heavy. It's very entertaining, at times humorous, uplifting, and most of all relatable. Well done."

—Jenny Muscatell, Radio Host for Christian Mix 106 and Canyon Star TV

"Bullying has become all to common in our school systems, and there has never been a more important time for a book like this. A diverse group of children experience bullying on both sides of the act, but ultimately realize that in our differences we are all human. It takes really peeking into each others' lives to see where they share similarities. I recommend that everyone read this for a lesson in understanding, acceptance, and love."

—Roberta O'Hara, Global Development Director for OneSky

"Amazing book with the theme of inclusion! I really enjoyed reading this and so did my 11 year old!"

—Carli Valentine, Author, Illustrator, Influencer

"Bus Stop Buddies is the perfect book for the classroom or at home. As Jules deals with his own bullying issues his mom teaches him a lesson in acceptance and assurance of who he is! This book is heart warming, encouraging, humorous, and entertaining!"

—Jesica Fuller-Owens, Educator