Marcelline Moore Wants You to Know Compassion Surrounds You

According to author Marcelline Moore, many people often feel weighed down by the belief that society is spiraling toward selfishness. But if you know where to look, Moore posits there are gifts of kindness all around.

Moore's new book, "I Saw an Angel Today: An Earth Angel's Discovery" (published by Balboa Press), offers a collection of observations - stories Moore has witnessed from watching others and learned about from reading the news. The stories shared highlight everyday compassionate people whose good-natured characters effect positive change in others' lives, often without realizing it.

Moore refers to the people she writes about in her book as "earth angels." She explains, "They are everyday people unknowingly affecting others by opening their hearts, sharing their gifts, following their passion, and offering their mind, body, and soul to others. They are musical, historical, spiritual, and global events involving work, family and friends, celebrities, health and wellness, and anonymous angels."

Ultimately, Moore hopes "I Saw an Angel Today" will help readers gain some optimism and lead healthier, more peaceful lives. She adds, "People just need to change their focus and their perceptions will change and their fears will fall away."

More information about Moore and her work is available at: https://www.marcellinemoore.com/shop/.

"I Saw an Angel Today"
By Marcelline Moore
Hardcover | 6 x 9 in | 162 pages | ISBN 9781504398985
Softcover | 6 x 9 in | 162 pages | ISBN 9781504398978
E-Book | 162 pages | ISBN 9781504399203
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
While waitressing in small road side restaurants, and working in a men's maximum-security prison, Marcelline Moore has met a vast variety of people from which she draws her stories. Moore has been on a spiritual path of discovery for most of her life and believes that gratitude is the way to happiness. She has come to experience a gift of seeing everyday people doing amazing things for others, just by staying in gratitude. She shares these stories with her readers.