Daddy’s Little Angel

Daddy’s Little Angel by Shani Petroff, published by Grosset & Dunlap in 2009, is a juvenile fiction novel that explores the unique relationship between a girl named Angel and her father, who is literally the Devil. With 238 pages, this edition presents a narrative where Angel grapples with her father’s desire to be part of her life while navigating the complexities of teenage social dynamics and the allure of his supernatural powers.

In this story, Angel’s father offers her the chance to gain popularity and win over her crush, Cole Daniels, but only if she accepts him on his terms. The plot delves into themes of family, social challenges, and the intersection of fantasy and reality as Angel contemplates whether to embrace her father’s gifts or reject them for a more authentic life. Readers will find a blend of fantasy and social themes as Angel seeks to negotiate her identity and relationships amidst the extraordinary circumstances of having a father like the Devil.